New Keyence ESC?
07-11-2004, 04:02 PM
#48
I have the solder version. When I got it, I replaced all the wires with brand new wire. What do you have?
-Kevin
-Kevin
07-11-2004, 05:47 PM
#49
Originally posted by JayBee
STLNLST I WILL DEFINITELY keep you in mind, but I'm still waiting on Stormer to get their shipment of Airtronics new Syn. Tx & Rx for the M-8. Right now my M-8 is M-T(empty).
-JayBee
STLNLST I WILL DEFINITELY keep you in mind, but I'm still waiting on Stormer to get their shipment of Airtronics new Syn. Tx & Rx for the M-8. Right now my M-8 is M-T(empty).
-JayBee
You'll really like the keyence speedo. Once you learn the set up process it's very easy to make any changes.
07-11-2004, 05:57 PM
#50
Originally posted by etzkev
I have the solder version. When I got it, I replaced all the wires with brand new wire. What do you have?
-Kevin
I have the solder version. When I got it, I replaced all the wires with brand new wire. What do you have?
-Kevin
My Keyence is just sittin' on the shelf
-JayBee
07-11-2004, 05:59 PM
#51
Originally posted by STLNLST
If you can't wait I have the Novak version of the same thing still sealed in the package.
You'll really like the keyence speedo. Once you learn the set up process it's very easy to make any changes.
If you can't wait I have the Novak version of the same thing still sealed in the package.
You'll really like the keyence speedo. Once you learn the set up process it's very easy to make any changes.
-JayBee
07-11-2004, 07:00 PM
#52
Originally posted by JayBee
Both the Tx and Rx
-JayBee
Both the Tx and Rx
-JayBee
As for the euro connectors go I feel that they are only for ease of switching out your wires quickly but ask yourself.....how often will I be pulling this speedo in and out of different cars that I will need these type of connectors.
07-11-2004, 08:11 PM
#53
Originally posted by STLNLST
yes sir.
As for the euro connectors go I feel that they are only for ease of switching out your wires quickly but ask yourself.....how often will I be pulling this speedo in and out of different cars that I will need these type of connectors.
yes sir.
As for the euro connectors go I feel that they are only for ease of switching out your wires quickly but ask yourself.....how often will I be pulling this speedo in and out of different cars that I will need these type of connectors.
-Kevin
07-11-2004, 09:04 PM
#54
Originally posted by etzkev
Yes, that is exactly what I thought. There really is no point to the euro connectors on that speed control. This is because, like you said, really, how much are you going to be taking it out and putting it back in? Even if you were to take it out and put it back in, it isn't hard at all to solder!
-Kevin
Yes, that is exactly what I thought. There really is no point to the euro connectors on that speed control. This is because, like you said, really, how much are you going to be taking it out and putting it back in? Even if you were to take it out and put it back in, it isn't hard at all to solder!
-Kevin
The euro connectors must be used somewhere in the world since they decided to include it on this newer model....how ever out in my neck of the woods it will be taken off and thrown away.
07-11-2004, 09:10 PM
#55
Originally posted by STLNLST
Great minds think alike... The euro connectors must be used somewhere in the world since they decided to include it on this newer model....how ever out in my neck of the woods it will be taken off and thrown away.
Great minds think alike...
The euro connectors must be used somewhere in the world since they decided to include it on this newer model....how ever out in my neck of the woods it will be taken off and thrown away.
Yep, in my neck of the woods too! All they really do is add more resistance (even though it isn't noticable, and probably doesn't matter, it still has less resistance with the direct soldering)! -kEVIN
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