looking for a failsafe
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RE: looking for a failsafe
Warehouse Hobbies, [link=http://www.easycart.net/whobbies/Accessories.html]Enforcer EKG[/link]
MHZ, [link=http://www.mhz-engines.com/shop/shop.htm]Item 1802, Overkill 2[/link]
This guy in Oz (Macca), [email protected] makes one but you will be paying a guy in the USA, Juice ZZ Racing.
MHZ, [link=http://www.mhz-engines.com/shop/shop.htm]Item 1802, Overkill 2[/link]
This guy in Oz (Macca), [email protected] makes one but you will be paying a guy in the USA, Juice ZZ Racing.
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Hi Peter, I was making them a while ago but I couldn't give them away for $15 so I stopped. Macca use to buy most of them anyway. I have enough bits here to make another 100 or so of them.
Cheers, Danny.
Cheers, Danny.
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is it hard to make one of these? I can read a wiring diagram and am pretty handy with solder. anyone got a parts list and instructions???
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Building one that cuts out when the battery dies or disconnects is easy with practically any relay. We're finishing one up now that is similar to the MHZ one without the usual MHZ price tag ($85). Regular failsafe loss of signal kill, power loss kill, and 3rd chanel kill. Should be burning the micro chips next week sometime for the prototypes...
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