work with a/t transmisions?
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Yes, for the older classics. I have it installed on a Edelbrock intake on a 390 with C-6 A/T in my 68 Ford Pkup. Works very good.John
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Short answer - Yes for old style Ford, GM & MOPAR, No for modern auto-overdrive. Go visit the Holley site for full details.
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Generally speaking, many older cars run the auto trans off a vacuum line from the intake manifold and kick down levers, if present, are always hardware linkages that come with the car so, for most applications, the carburetor setup does not have to be relevant. That being said, this carb does have a vacuum secondary that, according to the literature, is specifically designed for autos on heavier cars.TL; DR: yes it will work with A/T
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Hi Roger, it doesn't matter what transmission you use, you need a compatible intake manifold. A four barrel square bore intake. There may be a vacuum line from your AT to the carb, just take careful note of all your connections - pictures are really helpful so you don't forget where things go,-or get the service manual for your car and follow the instructions. It's a good carb.
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Yes you can, there ars two forward transmission choices. One with tines engaged and one without.
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Yes.I'll try and draw a diagram with ascii characters, we'll see if this works.{ATT}|||*-------------*| MODEM |*-------------*||(output)|*---------------------*|...NETGEAR...|*---------------------*|...|...||...|...[PC3]|...[PC2][PC1]
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lt has 1 USB port, so I assume if you had an Ethernet/USB adapter, it would work.
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You have to contact vtuner.com (the server service the aluratek uses) and ask them to add the station you want to their list.
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Most transmissions have a test port, this spot will give you the most acuraite reading. You may have to do some research or crawl under and find it
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If you are highly tech-savvy you might be able to. You can contact the vendor for help. I ran Ethernet cables for both of mine because we had trouble getting a wireless connection to work reliably.
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A place called Iguana Works has USB IR Transcievers. Also versions where the emitters can be on an extension cord.
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You could easily get a converter and use it this way, look on Amazon under travel...
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Thanks... we might just use something like powerline networking. Thanks for the example!
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I am no expert at VOIP, but the RE has an Ethernet port for hard wiring network devices. I'd suggest calling Amped Wireless directly, they have excellent tech support.
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You should be able too. Once you convert a signal to USB this switch will handle it.
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Use your A/V receiver as a wireless hub.You then run cat 5 cables to other components. Good luck
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What you'll want to look for is a stand alone A/B selector switch. Quick google search will find plenty of options, and you can pretty much pay what you want.
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It works you just have to change between Mt and Pacific during the changes. Not hard to do.
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You would need a laptop or other device in conjunction. Transfer speeds are very fast.
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Amit, you have to use a t connector from main line if you want multiple emitters in your system