With the ASP it will be proportional too, right? I'll probarbly buy me one for my birthday
Statistics: Posted by Rad_Schuhart — Tue Feb 23, 2016 7:09 am
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Cheers
Gra
Statistics: Posted by Gra — Tue Feb 23, 2016 6:31 am
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At the end I replaced the original nicrome wire with a small hairdryer filament and I got LOADS of smoke
Hope it helps somebody.
Statistics: Posted by Rad_Schuhart — Tue Feb 23, 2016 1:28 am
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Ok many of you may wonder why there is no direct connection of a servo to the Asp board for a recoil servo and instead one has to connect a sirvoe board there instead. There are at least 3 reasons for this.
1. If you are wanting just a simple recoil action then tankER9X can do the job. If you don't know the setting for the mix then you can find them on CH7 of the RC5HL template. Transfer the mix to CH8 and you get servo recoil at no extra cost just a bit of button pushing. You don't need the sirvoe board at all
2. The recoil servo port on Asp can be freed up and should really be named I/O Port 1 as both the sirvoe board or a diagnostic LCD can be attached to this port.
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3. With such a wide variety of tanks and needs out there a separate controller for recoil is thought to be best overall solution. SO if you need a complex recoil solution then sirvoe can plug right in to fill your needs.
A good example of this is for a Flakpanzer. The video below shows the Flak Recoil mod for the sirvoe board whereby 2 servos are used to simulate a more realistic action.
Cheers
KG
Statistics: Posted by Phyrephish — Fri Oct 09, 2015 12:16 pm
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No you need to keep the microswitch and remove the Clark TK22... and get an Asp
.But in answer to your question you could try a simple resistor capacitor charging circuit. Have a look at these pages
http://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/rc/rc_1.html
http://ladyada.net/library/rccalc.html
Sorry I can't give any schematics or offer any values as I have never owned (nor ever will) a Clark product so I don't know how things are wired or what time periods are involved.
Cheers
KG
Statistics: Posted by Phyrephish — Mon Jul 27, 2015 10:01 pm
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It was working fine for about ten minutes until for some reason I blew the Rx18 smoke transistor. To check that the smoke generator was still working I connected it to the turret rotation's port and the smoke generator was fine. I did this video when connected to that port: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGIZcljQqU8
Do you know why it blew that transistor?
I opened it to see how it was going inside, and unfortunally I broke the nichrome heating filament.
So I decided to replace it with a resistor. So could you please recommend me what kind of resistor should I use? I have no idea of how many ohms and watts I have to use. Also I think I should reduce the volts to the fan, it is a 5v fan powered by a 7.4 lipo battery, so what resistor should I install in the fan?
Thank you very much for your help, I'll really apreciate it.
Statistics: Posted by Rad_Schuhart — Sat Jun 13, 2015 5:51 pm
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Statistics: Posted by ranman38 — Sat May 09, 2015 5:20 am
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Above is how to connect up the ATRC to a 2.4gHz board. The 5 pin connector is inserted into the flash port.
NOTE: Many ATRC were shipped with a 10uF capacitor, however, some may of been shipped with a 1uF capacitor. You will need at least a 10uF cap to ensure all of the recoil action is blocked.
Cheers
KG
Statistics: Posted by Phyrephish — Tue Feb 03, 2015 12:04 pm
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Problem was you needed to solder the 3 connecting wires to pads on the underside of the RX18 and it was here that many users baulked. As a result the Dragon and ultimately the Komodo boards came into existence providing a solder free way of blocking the recoil. These solder free boards used a '-' signal sent by the RX18 to block the recoil and the poor old ATRC which uses a '+' signal to block the recoil got overlooked. That is until now.
For some unknown reason Heng Long have changed all the timings in the fire sequence on the new 2.4gHz boards. No longer does a '-' signal pre-empt the track recoil. The '+' signal is back in fashion. So by plugging and old ATRC into a Komodo cable the ATRC now becomes a solder free means of track removal.
SO now there are two solder free ways to stop the recoil on the new 2.4gHz Heng Long boards
ATRC
and
Komodo+
The main difference is only Komodo+ will allow you to continue to use your high tension flash. So the ATRC will be more suited to airsoft tankers
Cheers
Kevin G
Statistics: Posted by Phyrephish — Tue Feb 03, 2015 10:42 am
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Works a treat. Combined with the Dragon ATRC with a 3mm LED muzzle flash on my Tiger 1. Had some difficulty soldering to the connector pins so spliced into the cables.
Apart from removing the metal barrel insert the BB unit can be easily reinstated if required.
Job done.
Statistics: Posted by TKcommander — Sat Feb 01, 2014 4:40 am
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