need smoke system
10-04-2009 | 01:41 AM
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RE: need smoke system
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The EMS unit is the switch, you don't need another one. It's just a switch that is controlled by you transmitter. Like I said before it replaces the servo+mechanical switch you were proposing. It works like a relay.
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The EMS unit is the switch, you don't need another one. It's just a switch that is controlled by you transmitter. Like I said before it replaces the servo+mechanical switch you were proposing. It works like a relay.
Joe
10-04-2009 | 10:20 AM
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RE: need smoke system
Obviously the switch would have to be in-line between the battery and pump. The switch is also connected to the receiver to control the on/off function. If you are interested in using it I suggest you contact EMS for a schematic or additional information.
Joe
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10-04-2009 | 01:56 PM
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RE: need smoke system
ORIGINAL: joeflyer
Obviously the switch would have to be in-line between the battery and pump. The switch is also connected to the receiver to control the on/off function. If you are interested in using it I suggest you contact EMS for a schematic or additional information.
Joe
Obviously the switch would have to be in-line between the battery and pump. The switch is also connected to the receiver to control the on/off function. If you are interested in using it I suggest you contact EMS for a schematic or additional information.
Joe
