Re: C6C Sweet [TANKS]

[Grant Mahalek <gmahalek-at-shaw.ca>]

Dr. Frank Pittelli
Chairman, Asset Designation Committee
R/C Tank Combat,

I'd like to second Tyler's comments about the C6C......looks good.....I'll 
take two.

Does the C6C interface well with the full line of Anvilus trigger, switch 
and controller products?

I'am looking forward to the "Cheap Bus" family of products........by the 
way, what exactly does "Cheap Bus" mean......or is this still classified and 
encripted by the "cone of silence??".

Well, on to the meat of this note.....official tank designation....

Frank, I have two tanks that are within about a month of being essentially 
ready to roll. I'am just waiting for a pair of C6C's or the next generation 
of  "Cheap Bus"products from www.cheapcontrolsystems.com , depending on what 
you suggest might be the optimal solution.

How do I go about applying for official designation from the "Powers at be"?
Could please offer from suggestions as to what type of submission would be 
most useful for posting to the "tanks" section of our website?

Cheers,

Grant P. Mahalek
CTD, Northern Barbarians

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Frank Pittelli" <frank-at-rctankcombat.com>
To: <tanks-at-rctankcombat.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2007 8:52 AM
Subject: Re: C6C Sweet [TANKS]


> Tyler Berezowsky wrote:
>> I just like to say good job on the c6c great product just put my togather 
>> in about 30mins and I am 14 so if can do it anybody can.
>
> Thanks.  Interestingly, that's a similar statement to one of the 
> testimonials now posted at http://www.cheapcontrolsystems.com :-)
>
>> I would also like to know if it is possable to put the c6c's PWM singals 
>> into a pic and then have the pic click a relay to contral my motors. 
>> Better then the servos clicking switchs i think.
>
> Check out the "RC Mini Relay Controller" at
> http://www.anvilus.com/products.html
>
> which uses two servo signals to control 4 relays, with or without input 
> mixing.  Perfect for on-off relay control of motors.  Soon to be sold 
> through Cheap Control Systems as well!!
>
> Over the next couple months, we'll be improving on that design and 
> incorporating it into the "CheapBus" family of products.  Hopefully with 
> the Tiger-1 battle testing the new gear in the spring.
>
> Frank P.
>