Stephen Rice wrote:
>Hi Kevin, Yes I did remove the transistor and go directly to the controller
>from pin 8 and this seems to work ok.
>
Great.
> I am going to have to order a new plug
>and pins for the controller since moving the controller around caused the
>wires to break off in the connector.
>
What kind of wires are you using? I had one of these controllers tagged
into a Micor mobile for testing and literally drug it across the bench,
upside down and sideways and didn't have any connector failure, but I
used real small stranded wire, and I don't have a crimper; I just use
small pliers then solder the connection carefully. If you are using
solid wires, consider using stranded.
> I guess I should move this to the ICS group since most of the other stuff I
> have deals with the Controller.
>
You can, or we can stay here. I think Brian is still subscribed to this
list, but it makes no matter to me.
> I was aware of the mods that you suggested and while some like the squelch I
> like there are a few that i prefer not to do.
>
I have read this sentence several times, but I don't understand your
intended meaning. Please restate.
>If you on the ICS group then maybe I will see you over there. Again Thanks
>Steve
>
I am.
Kevin
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