what force is required to activate the sw ? I am looking for a small sw making solid connection when a matchbox car traveling down a 10ft gutter at 30 degree angle hits it, which will then engage a relay. for a young boys game project.
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I think the required force is between 1 and 2 grams. A matchbox car would have enough mass to actuate the switch after a 10 foot run. I assume the switch will be mounted so that the car will hit the switch head-on at the end of the run.
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As long as it is an Exceed receiver, this transmitter will bind to and other receiver just fine. Step 1, Turn on the transmitter, Step 2, Turn on the receiver (i.e. car/truck) The red light on the receiver will be flashing., Step 3, With a pen or small instrument press the S/W button, and the flashing red light will now be solid. Step 4, Go have a great time!
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You need to push downward as you are pulling either the red or black wires off. If you push down while pulling off the wire it should come off without much force.
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Thanks for the speedy response. I think I was after a number though. It's going to be either 16 Points of Engagement, or 32. You can tell by turning the freehub one full rotation and counting how many times it clicks.
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You need assistance. I keep the button pressed for short distance small object measuring like a tennis shot. For a large object like a car coming down the street one push is sufficient.
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No--the principle is induction of the coil, which requires a ferrous target that moves proximate to the coil. Depending on the level of sensitivity you could have a car drive by very slowly and it will not alarm. I have mine about 30 ft from the road and fast moving school buses set it off; a slow one does not. Interestingly but not surprisingly, a close lightning strike will also set it off.
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without actually being there, my guess is you have weak tie in connections. Since you have indicated that it does work but intermittently, it appears to be a bad connection. The wires that come with the unit are very thin and need more surface contact area and the connection wires need to be shiny when mated to your vehicle wires which should also be bright. Fool proof way is to solder but that is difficult with the small gauge wires.
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Don't know what to tell you Craig. I know my kids open the garage way before they get to the driveway, so the range is at least a couple hundred feet. Are you sure the little wire that acts as the receiver on the remote itself is not blocked in some way? I know I have mine hanging down and it seems to get the signal from the remote pretty easily.
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It's a switch. Should have no problem activating a relay. Use the relay for any load compatible with the relay contacts.
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It only flashes after being pushed to start the auto-connect. There is a time when it stops waiting for a connection for better security so you have to push the button again if you needed more time.
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Stable. Works great except if you put it in the forward position it rubs against the parking brake when the brake is activated (up). Probably not a problem for auto transmission users who probably rarely use the parking brake. But, if you have the true sports car manual transmission you'll use the parking break. I found it rubbed a small hole in the parking brake shroud. So, I had to move it to the rear position. The arm rest manufacturer should make a modification to prevent it from chafing against the brake shroud for those using a real transmission. Otherwise, it's a must have item.
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We did...once...my grandson had been pulling on the remote antenna wire...had to PUSH IT BACK DOWN in the unit!... it worked! Also, he's so rough with it that somehow he got the back wheel off track like a blown out tire!... the plane wobbled and wouldn't back up or run fast on the rug (after only two days of play!)...sooooo...ONCE AGAIN...his SugaMama became Mechanic Extraordinaure and put the tire back on the wheel and all is happy and rolling with the little guy! Good luck!
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Hi RonThe a12os is a great set. I own one and am enjoying them. There is no SW, only a PW & a GW The pitch wedge is a 45 degree & the gap is a 49Hope this answers your question
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Dear Newman, did you check the relay contacts working or not? Dou you want to use as a HOT CONTACTS? I think it is not possible. You need to use them as a separate circuit switch. Not a hot source switch. I am not sure. Good Luck...Good Luck...
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Easy to use switch. First press gives low intensity. Second press within three seconds gives you high intensity. This works using either a momentary press of the tailcap switch or if you click it to the ON position, then off and then click ON again. Hope this helps.
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It's a normally no contact. Makes contact when you hit remote. The active side is isolated and can use receiver power or opener power. It dose need 24v ac or dc you can use a plugin adapter or if you have 24v on operator you can tap into that it's universal. Hope that helps.
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the screen activates just getting close to it with hands. I always made a little pressure when touching the incons on the screen; I'm not sure if they work just touching w/o pressure. I check tomorrow and will let u know.