Electron Retracts
12-22-2011 | 03:55 AM
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RE: Electron Retracts
ORIGINAL: Robrow
Does anyone do small linear electronic actuators?
Rob.
Does anyone do small linear electronic actuators?
Rob.
I was thinking the same thing, we need to replace the door cylinders
Too Big & expensive
http://www.e-motionllc.com/FIRGELLI_...ATORS_s/59.htm
http://www.firgelliauto.com/default.php?cPath=110
Way too expensive
http://www.zaber.com/products/produc...FUHRKgodI025mQ
03-05-2012 | 07:04 AM
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RE: Electron Retracts
The control unit acts itself as a switch as it turns off when the receiver is switched off so that no current drain occurs.
I really like how the system has been designed as the retracts have their own battery connected to the control unit (2S or 3S lipo) and the control unit is connected to the receiver with only 2 cables, one for gear input and one for rudder input. When electric brakes will be available later this year a third cable will be used for barke input.
The control unit automatically switches off rudder (and brake) input when gear is retracted and no adjustments have to be made, just connect the cables and you're done!
Maybe the possibility of programming a delay for each retract would have been nice, but not possible for now.
The ER-50 units are very strong and lift the heavy Behotec legs without any difficulty: [link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaUOcrqu02o&context=C3168462ADOEgsToPDskJ4 ZAs9M3Uk5mURbBl573OT]ER-50 and Behotec legs[/link]
Mauri
I really like how the system has been designed as the retracts have their own battery connected to the control unit (2S or 3S lipo) and the control unit is connected to the receiver with only 2 cables, one for gear input and one for rudder input. When electric brakes will be available later this year a third cable will be used for barke input.
The control unit automatically switches off rudder (and brake) input when gear is retracted and no adjustments have to be made, just connect the cables and you're done!
Maybe the possibility of programming a delay for each retract would have been nice, but not possible for now.
The ER-50 units are very strong and lift the heavy Behotec legs without any difficulty: [link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaUOcrqu02o&context=C3168462ADOEgsToPDskJ4 ZAs9M3Uk5mURbBl573OT]ER-50 and Behotec legs[/link]
Mauri
03-12-2012 | 12:04 PM
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RE: Electron Retracts
ORIGINAL: asimace
The control unit acts itself as a switch as it turns off when the receiver is switched off so that no current drain occurs.
I really like how the system has been designed as the retracts have their own battery connected to the control unit (2S or 3S lipo) and the control unit is connected to the receiver with only 2 cables, one for gear input and one for rudder input. When electric brakes will be available later this year a third cable will be used for barke input.
The control unit automatically switches off rudder (and brake) input when gear is retracted and no adjustments have to be made, just connect the cables and you're done!
Maybe the possibility of programming a delay for each retract would have been nice, but not possible for now.
The ER-50 units are very strong and lift the heavy Behotec legs without any difficulty: [link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaUOcrqu02o&context=C3168462ADOEgsToPDskJ4 ZAs9M3Uk5mURbBl573OT]ER-50 and Behotec legs[/link]
Mauri
The control unit acts itself as a switch as it turns off when the receiver is switched off so that no current drain occurs.
I really like how the system has been designed as the retracts have their own battery connected to the control unit (2S or 3S lipo) and the control unit is connected to the receiver with only 2 cables, one for gear input and one for rudder input. When electric brakes will be available later this year a third cable will be used for barke input.
The control unit automatically switches off rudder (and brake) input when gear is retracted and no adjustments have to be made, just connect the cables and you're done!
Maybe the possibility of programming a delay for each retract would have been nice, but not possible for now.
The ER-50 units are very strong and lift the heavy Behotec legs without any difficulty: [link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaUOcrqu02o&context=C3168462ADOEgsToPDskJ4 ZAs9M3Uk5mURbBl573OT]ER-50 and Behotec legs[/link]
Mauri
Pro version is coming with programable gear delays.
Rob.
