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F.C.
2,560 posts
77 months
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I like that idea, are the rotating boss contacts and pick-up available commercially?
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coffeepot
Original Poster
44 posts
62 months
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That's a nice bit of kit but I dont have the equipment to make it, so i'll wait for the IR ones to arrive and test the coverage.
Re the IVA, I've only had a quick read of the manual and I saw nothing on having switches illuminated only having the correct warning lights most of which are contained in the SPA dash I'm using, and when you think about it on normal cars the stalks which control indicators lights etc aren't lit.
Phil
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craig7l
829 posts
135 months
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F.C. said: I like that idea, are the rotating boss contacts and pick-up available commercially? i have a spare and cnc drawings/assembly for it, if anyone is interested. The ball bearings on the pick up side are spring loaded for max contact and should last without maintenance for the mileage life.
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Lee Mack
24 posts
14 months
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F.C.
2,560 posts
77 months
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Lee Mack said: I like the RF bit but a bit too limited in functionality with two latching and two momentary switches, a hybrid of this system and the Cartek 8 button IR would be good, the RF summit unit with the choice of latching or momentary for each button. Good for a budget build at £250 though.
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Lee Mack
24 posts
14 months
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F.C. said: I like the RF bit but a bit too limited in functionality with two latching and two momentary switches, a hybrid of this system and the Cartek 8 button IR would be good, the RF summit unit with the choice of latching or momentary for each button. Good for a budget build at £250 though. The Summit Unit does all 3 modes. All Momentary, All Latching or 2 of each. 
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hedgefinder
1,427 posts
39 months
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Lee Mack said: The Summit Unit does all 3 modes. All Momentary, All Latching or 2 of each.  it certainly has me interested atm..
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F.C.
2,560 posts
77 months
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Lee Mack said: The Summit Unit does all 3 modes. All Momentary, All Latching or 2 of each.  What about 3 momentary 1 latching?
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Lee Mack
24 posts
14 months
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For a combo, it's 2 of each (2 latching and 2 momentary). If you need 3 latching, i'd put them all in latching mode and just 'double press' the button you wanted to be momentary.
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Steve_D
8,657 posts
127 months
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Lee Mack said: For a combo, it's 2 of each (2 latching and 2 momentary). If you need 3 latching, i'd put them all in latching mode and just 'double press' the button you wanted to be momentary. Or use momentary buttons and latching relays. Steve
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Lee Mack
24 posts
14 months
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All of the buttons are momentary, Steve. The latching states are selected in the receiver with a switch. 
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