will in work on my redcat earthquake
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Yes, with a 3000mah battery or greater and in 5-7 second intervals! If starter is held for to long 550 motor will turn inside and twist wiring due to over heating! Hope this helps and have a blast!
556142
I'm not aware of this being against code? Might this be a California rule only? (earthquake)
875790
Yes it will work, I wired mine in and it only comes on when the key is in the on Pos. Be sure and wire it correct or you may burn your GPS, Very easy to do!
960780
I believe it will still work. You may need to shim the strike a little but it should still work.
2112747
It's IR and it should work. Just make sure the transmitter nodes are adhered directly over and facing into the sensor of the box. Even a small gap may cause problems.
489772
I live in a concrete house with no nearby road so I wouldn't know. You CAN set the sensitivity for the alarm but then of course if you adjust it to a low sensitivity, it will only get triggered by 5.0 quakes and larger for example. I can tell you that I have mine at a high sensitivity and lightning does not set it off.
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I think,that this earthquake alarm need a strong movement to sound, it is supposed to be attached to a wall, if you are 5 milles away i believe that it not going to sound by airplanes movement, i live a few feets of a street where all type of cars and trucks pass,i had never hear since i installed to this date.
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Oh, yes. I think you should be fine. You personally adjust it, so it should not respond to any other vibration other than the earthquake waves, once you set it. It's very easy to adjust too. I test it with all kinds of vibrations to make sure it's set right, and I never have had an issue. It's always spot-on according with earthquakes. It really is amazing.
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I would say yes but am not sure, so tell I will you why. It works by plugging 2 leads into the fuse box, so if you can connect it where the 2 house wires meet, perhaps at the junction box or the breaker box AND THE ENTIRE HOUSE HAS NO ELECTRICITY, then I suspect it should as it is simply reading where the break is, but the car grounds to the body or frame and that may make a difference. I am not sure. Harbor Freight I think has a tool that may work on the house. I am curious. Could you let me know? hgj@jasneflorio.com
875656
It works fine for an Ovation. You use the narrower, deeper niche, as you might for an electric. This is not to say it's secure in an earthquake or as secure an en electric might be, but it's not going anywhere
496314
Yes that will work on this unit. I am an electrician and that will do the job.
927135
Possibly if the redcat motor size is a 540 and you can jualst take the pinion gear off the redcat motor
1793074
According to the unit directions it will and I think it will too. The sensor works with a 45 degree inclination down the floor in a 360 range. It works better in open spaces than the narrow ones.
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Hi,The quake alarm comes with instructions on how to set the sensitivity. It could pick up waves from a very small earthquake if it is set to a high sensitivity or be turned on a lower sensitivity if you prefer. Please let us know if you need more information.Thank you,Amanda More Prepared
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It would be worth it.. Very simple but solid design... Live near the New Madrid Earthquake zone.. I am very satisfied with mine...
580513
You will need to add a shunt for the amperage, but it should work. I would recommend encapsulating the back of the meter with clear epoxy to prevent damage from vibration.
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The short answer: I believe it can!! It certainly won't hurt.......The long answer: I live in Santo Domingo, in the Dom. Rep. on the 5th floor and after the big quake that hit Haiti in 2010, my husband and I decided to buy the 2 types of earthquake alarms that amazon offers. It certainly eases our minds and they do work!! We get several littler quakes from time to time and depending how big they are, where they are located, will effect if they go off or not! I would also read up on earthquakes (if you haven't already) and how they work, etc., regarding the P and S waves, but the earthquake alarm receives the vibrations from the one wave (which is the one that some animals can detect before the actual quaking starts) and is the one that the alarm(s) respond to when it's big enough!! We have ours hanging in our walk-in closet (where it's not disturbed) in our bedroom in case it happens during the early morning hours while we're sleeping and every couple of months, we check it to make sure it's functioning! It's releases a high pitch tone (not as annoying as a smoke detector) but you'll learn to recondition yourself to the sound and recognize it soon enough! It may go off even if you don't feel the shaking, but that's rare! In my mind, just that split second or two can make a world of difference!! I would definitely recommend this product to anyone that lives in an earthquake prone area!! Good Luck and I hope this helped :)