Setting Up Smartfly Optical Killswitch
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Gentle men, I have a question regarding the installation of a kill switch to a CH ignition module on a brison 2.4 ci. can it be place between sensor magnetic plug and plug coming from module?
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I got a Hitec Aurora 9 tx/rx and apart from using the Smartfly engine cutoff switch, can I use the throttle cut in the tx software to cut the engine?
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Are you talking about one of those switch that the rxer battery is plugged into? On the smartfly optical rxer their is a plug marked switch, I am not sure what switch that is, I am thinking about one of those switch with the battery connector,charge and reciever plug, is that the case Dan???
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The Smart-Fly transmitter plugs into the R/C receiver channel that you want to control with a switch on your R/C transmitter to kill the engine. The Smart-Fly receiver plugs into the line from the ignition switch that normally goes to the ignition module. Dan.
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Found out why I was having trouble with my Smartfly optical ignition cutoff system or why I was thinking it was being setup properly, the problem was with a low battery pack and a bad LED diode, charged battery and replaced led and walaaaaa!!! Thanks again Dan for the input.
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Glad to help. If your battery pack was low, you should put it on your cycler and make sure the capacity is within 20% of its original value. If not, replace it. If your battery pack is more than three years old, you should replace it with a new one. Just a couple of tips to keep you flying instead of that other stuf. Dan.



