Elecy handbrake

[jojackson4]

Well it’s landed and looks good

[bobfather]

Where did you get that from?

[jojackson4]

bobfather said:

Where did you get that from?

The uk would you believe

When it’s sorted and working as it should I will post all the information

[TwinKam]

So it's the love-child of a screenwash motor and a screw jack, driven by a box of Penelope's wet dreams... what could possibly go wrong?

[Classic Chim]

TwinKam said:

So it's the love-child of a screenwash motor and a screw jack, driven by a box of Penelope's wet dreams... what could possibly go wrong?

[MuffDaddy]

We have gone for different types. I have the E-Stopp. I'll also do a write up once it's back on the road. Currently targeting mid April.

[bobfather]

MuffDaddy said:

We have gone for different types. I have the E-Stopp. I'll also do a write up once it's back on the road. Currently targeting mid April.

The E-Stopp unit only works when ignition is off, therefore can't be used for hill starts. Hill start is the only issue my wife has. When the car is parked with the engine off, it's in gear so handbrake isn't needed

[jojackson4]

TwinKam said:

So it's the love-child of a screenwash motor and a screw jack, driven by a box of Penelope's wet dreams... what could possibly go wrong?

You have a very strange screen wash motor

And who’s Penelope?

[TwinKam]

She'll be along in a mo. Please don't encourage her.

[jojackson4]

Hopefully fit somewhere there



Actuator up there

[Classic Chim]

Big job. Be nice for her who must be obeyed though.

I suppose you can fibreglass that panel in from above then below when you do the body off next winter

Or is that panel detachable from manufacture? I can’t remember

[QBee]

I was thinking I might drive mine on Monday......but then I realised there's a new rule that TVRs are for pulling apart and sharing the experience, not for driving.
Never mind, I like breaking rules.

[Classic Chim]

QBee said:

I was thinking I might drive mine on Monday......but then I realised there's a new rule that TVRs are for pulling apart and sharing the experience, not for driving.
Never mind, I like breaking rules.

You have a man to pull yours apart and he works a bit faster but some day we can all break the rules again

[jojackson4]

Classic Chim said:

Big job. Be nice for her who must be obeyed though.

I suppose you can fibreglass that panel in from above then below when you do the body off next winter

Or is that panel detachable from manufacture? I can’t remember

Yep got some jolop and would you believe self tappers holding it down

[jojackson4]

QBee said:

I was thinking I might drive mine on Monday......but then I realised there's a new rule that TVRs are for pulling apart and sharing the experience, not for driving.
Never mind, I like breaking rules.

Should be back together next week as long as I can get on the miller to wack a bracket out

[jojackson4]

A bit more done
Main bracket made so it should be fairly easy from now

Would have been quicker but big Lillian needed some love

[Penelope Stopit]

Loving it

[jojackson4]

Actuator mounted to main chassis rail and in possession





And Penelopes box of wet dreams
I will neaten the wires out when the body comes of latter this year
Hopefully my spring will turn up tomorrow so I can keep some tension on the hand brake leaver to stop it bouncing on

[Penelope Stopit]

jojackson4 said:

And Penelopes box of wet dreams

Ha ha

Job looks a goodun

Some Magic Gel on top of all that gadgety electronicy magic box will keep the moisture away

PH Member SturdyHSV found this magic

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Raytech-Magic-Gel-300-bot...

[jojackson4]

Penelope Stopit said:

Ha ha

Job looks a goodun

Some Magic Gel on top of all that gadgety electronicy magic box will keep the moisture away

PH Member SturdyHSV found this magic

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Raytech-Magic-Gel-300-bot...

All ready sealed