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Arstron
06-01-2006, 06:36 PM
My Internet is not working here at home and I'm posting this from my palm so excuse the sloppy post.

As the title says, I currently have my emag hooked up and running off of a dragun tboard with the ultra chip. I emailed damon at scenario dreams a couple weeks ago asking what voltage range the tboards can handle, after that talk, I found out the tboard can handle the emags 18volts. for testing, I have the board and a micro switch hooked up outside the frame with the solenoid still mounted and the sear still in the frame. once I find a place to mount the board and hook it to the hal harness I will post some pics and a video. :dance:

Update 6/7/06:
Here are some pictures for everyone, everything is working with the tboard, including the HES sensor. The only thing I have left to do is to mount the board somewhere and wait until my local pro shop opens back up so I can get some air and make a video.

Warning, these pictures are not 56k friendly:
http://www.arstron.org/tboard/DSC03928.JPG
http://www.arstron.org/tboard/DSC03929.JPG
http://www.arstron.org/tboard/DSC03930.JPG

Oh also, here is a short video, its 3.85 mb...
http://www.arstron.org/tboard/MOV03927.MPG

Enjoy! :cheers:
Arstron
06-05-2006, 10:16 PM
Just a quick update, I did get the emag HES sensor working with the tboard today. The tboard is regulated down to 5volts and with a little help from damon (from scenario dreams) I found a was able to wire the HES up and go threw around 200 clicks without a single problem. I am very, VERY optimistic about this project, all that I have left to do is find a place to mount this board and get my tank filled so I can make a video for everyone.

:dance: :dance: :dance:
BigEvil
06-06-2006, 06:37 AM
This

Thread

Is

Useless

Without

PICS!!!
Arstron
06-06-2006, 11:31 AM
I will have some pictures up soon enough, I still have to find a way to mount the board. I suppose I could take a short video of the light on the board flashing as I pull the emag trigger with the hes hooked up. I would take a picture of the solenoid pulling the sear as well, but a 9volt battery will even do that.
Rudz
06-07-2006, 12:34 AM
still no piks?
Arstron
06-07-2006, 08:52 AM
still no piks?

Ok Ok! This thread isnt worthless no more! Pictures and videos are now in the original thread. :bounce:
BigEvil
06-09-2006, 09:08 AM
Nice

Where did you pick up the +5v to power the HES from?
Arstron
06-09-2006, 02:42 PM
Nice

Where did you pick up the +5v to power the HES from?

After searching with a voltmeter I found the small capacitor that is attached to the board puts out a constant 5V so I soldered a wire under the board to it.
flyingpootang
06-09-2006, 09:06 PM
Nice work Arston....