Would you buy a Drop-In 12v mod for your Warp?

[WickeDKlowN]

Well, I went to Radio Shack yesterday, and made a 12v warp mod. Then it came to me that I could make money off this, lol. I know PTP makes them(i think they are like $13 + $4 for shipping), but if I were to make them, would you buy one? I was thinking around $12 + $3 S&H.

I know they are fairly simple, but not everyone know's how to solder and how the components go together.

If it turns out that people actually want these, I will makea thread in the dealers forum.

[tranman]

I'm pretty sure Proteam made some...if i remember correctly i saw them at skyball.


edit: Oh shoot, didn't read the part in your thread about PTP making them, sorry

[tranman]

Ahh yes found them:

http://www.proteamdirect.com/bwarp12adapter.html

[Tunaman]

Be sure to add the capacitors that proteam doesnt...and maybe they will actually work.:D

[WickeDKlowN]

Where would I need to put a cap? It seems to work fine without one, but if there needs to be one in there, I'm sure I could add one.

[Tunaman]

Rob gets the credit for this one. It seems that any "Extra" electrical noise will cause the warp to spin continuously. These caps will do the trick. I believe they are 100uf. Observe the polarity arrows when installing. Hope this helps.http://www.tunamart.com/images/robagd12vmod.jpg ;)

[WickeDKlowN]

hmm... I'll ave to pick a couple up on my next trip to RadioShack and see what I can do.

Edit: Oh yea, Thanks for the pic Tuna(and RobAGD)!