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Thanks, I have the switch and will put it in mayby
this week. Right now working on learning how to make up printed circuit boards.
The one thing about this hobby is having to learn things, which is
great.
Will let you know when its done, and how it works,
right now think I will use it to control just standard relays since they are
cheap and the D1D40 SSR's are much more exp....for now.
Jim
Abbotsford, BC
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Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 5:50
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Subject: Re: Push Off Main Power Switch
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Jim,
Did you find the push/pull switch locally?...If
not I can still pick one up here in Airdrie and mail it to you.
The electronic turret control sounds
interesting, let me know how it's going(pics and description would be
nice).....I'am always looking for ideas on how to build my "next"
tank....
Regards,
Grant P. Mahalek
Airdrie, AB, Canada
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Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 6:29
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Subject: Push Off Main Power Switch
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Well Grant, after much thinking,,,I decided
your idea was best, being able to just push the switch in to kill power. Not
that I would ever do anything to let smoke out of any components
but,,,,,,,
Right now working on building the switch to
control the turrent motor, was going to just use the servo and switch idea
but decided to learn how to make it electronic. Only problem with it is they
make those IC components so darn small.
Jim Neifert
Abbotsford,
BC
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