Can someone advise how to contact Mini-Hobbies? Do they have a website? Tks

you can call him at (954) 214-5829



Regards............. Johnny Hernandez

Email - [email protected]

Just ask for Tony! However, if you ask your question here, many of us might be able to answer if it's technical related.

I was just trying to find the lowest cost main wheels( 3.5 inch wheel) pneumatic brake system for my turbine trainer. So far when I add up the various fittings , valves etc to go with a brake sytem , its not very cost effective versus a complete package from say Trim . The lowest cost alternative seem to be the electric systems from Kavan but I am not sure how good and maintenance free these are. Any comments ? Tks

Lowest cost would be an on/off pneumatic switch operated by a servo. Many people have had this setup work perfect for a very long time. The mini hobbies is around $89.00 there are other alternatives in that price range. I hear the trim setup works but I've never used it. I have one new in the package never used. I'll sell it to you for $40.00 shipped as I'll never use it, but it will get you going. Contact me offline if you're interested.

http://www.minihobby.com/electronics/index.htm

I probably dont need a proportional brake valve for this trainer .Where can I buy a simple on off pneumatic switch ? Tks

That's a good question, I've always wanted to know where those guys get them..............

http://www.CLIPPARD.COM

what's the part number?

SMAV-3

sean, locally
WILSON COMPANY
8606 WALL STREET
SUITE 1700
AUSTIN, TX 78754

Phone: 512-836-6076
Fax: 512-836-6196

Website: http://www.wilson-company.com

Thanks pat, I'll bet those work great for spring air?

spring air, brakes, whatever you need "momentary" air for.