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Tamiya flash unit...extended
Does anybody extended succesfull the cable for the Tamiya flash unit?
Thanks! |
RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
You need to use the same size wire and splice it into the existing harness before the plug. Solder and heat shrink the joints.
Herman |
RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
ORIGINAL: Green Amphibian You need to use the same size wire and splice it into the existing harness before the plug. Solder and heat shrink the joints. Herman |
RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
Wouldn't just a longer flash unit be better? Like for the KT or the M51 Sherman?
Not knowing what you're using it for. ~ Jeff |
RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
ORIGINAL: Panther F Wouldn't just a longer flash unit be better? Like for the KT or the M51 Sherman? Not knowing what you're using it for. ~ Jeff |
RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
ORIGINAL: mcovalsk ORIGINAL: Panther F Wouldn't just a longer flash unit be better? Like for the KT or the M51 Sherman? Not knowing what you're using it for. ~ Jeff Being an "electronic engineer", you should be able to afford a $40.00 flash unit ... huh? :D I'd make sure it has a good mechanical connection as well as being soldered. Don't want to add too much resistance to that lead. ~ Jeff |
RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
Being an "electronic engineer", you should not have asked this kind of question...:D:D:D;)
But thanks for the others who maybe wondered if it was possible (easy) or not... |
RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
I am using a Tamiya flash unit in my 1/8 RC Amory King Tiger (Along with a Tamiya sound and effects unit cause I had a spare). Both the main cannon and machine gun wires are extended about 2 feet. Works fine. Paul
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RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
ORIGINAL: Elefant Being an ''electronic engineer'', you should not have asked this kind of question...:D:D:D;) ~ Jeff |
RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
Mcovalsk,
Let me add that I used 20 awg size wire, solder the connections, and covered with heat shrink. Hope my reply helps. Paul |
RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
Resistant soldering might be needed in this case.
~ Jeff |
RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
I am planning on doing the same thing. Thanks for the info,Paul, did you just use the same gauge cable/wire for both the MG and the main gun flash unit?
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RE: Tamiya flash unit...extended
MAUS45,
I used the same wire (20 awg, cause it's what I had) for both the main gun flash and the machine gun. Paul |
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