T-Board in a Hyperframe

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  • robnix
    email robnix@gmail
    • Jan 2006
    • 2094

    #1

    T-Board in a Hyperframe

    Good news. The board is practically drop in. I had to cut the corner of the board that the mounting hole is on to get it the fit in the frame, and I'll need to grind a bit of the frame away to fit the battery in not much though, a dremel should be able to do it. I should be able to drill and tap a hole for the top mounting hole so I can set the board in place.

    I put a hard drive jumper in place of the on/off switch, which works but the board is on all the time so I'll need to unplug the battery when not in use. The LED registers trigger pulls and I'm able to change modes easily.

    I haven't done any real testing on a mag yet, but will once I can get the board mounted in place. Maybe tomorrow night, or Wednesday. Looks great so far though. Pics in a few minutes.
    Last edited by robnix; 05-29-2007, 09:39 PM.
  • robnix
    email robnix@gmail
    • Jan 2006
    • 2094

    #2
    Pics:

    Corner of board cut to fit in frame:



    Board in frame:

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    • robnix
      email robnix@gmail
      • Jan 2006
      • 2094

      #3
      Video:

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      • flyingpootang
        Magtechian with X disease

        • Dec 2005
        • 2276

        #4
        Looks great Rob. I would try to mount a micro on/off switch inbetween the positive or solder 2 wires where you have your jumper in and mount it to the window. The stock capacitor should work fine, so no need to replace it. You can use some hot glue to mount the board to the frame....

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        • robnix
          email robnix@gmail
          • Jan 2006
          • 2094

          #5
          Originally posted by flyingpootang
          Looks great Rob. I would try to mount a micro on/off switch inbetween the positive or solder 2 wires where you have your jumper in and mount it to the window. The stock capacitor should work fine, so no need to replace it. You can use some hot glue to mount the board to the frame....
          Thanks, the hot glue is a great idea, my wife has a glue gun in her craft bins somewhere. I'm running by Radio Shack tomorrow during lunch to see about getting a switch. I may mount this on a mini with an Xvalve and try to make it to an indoor place that allows ramping on Thursday nights. Should be good for a chuckle or three.

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          • flyingpootang
            Magtechian with X disease

            • Dec 2005
            • 2276

            #6
            A 3 pin micro switch is what you need. I think I have a female plug that will fit at work that I can send you or you can cut the front of the pin fence and just solder/heat shrink them to the pins....

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            • robnix
              email robnix@gmail
              • Jan 2006
              • 2094

              #7
              Originally posted by flyingpootang
              A 3 pin micro switch is what you need. I think I have a female plug that will fit at work that I can send you or you can cut the front of the pin fence and just solder/heat shrink them to the pins....
              Cool, let me see what I can find at Radio Shack today and I'll get back to you on it.

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              • pump
                Registered User
                • Jun 2003
                • 750

                #8
                Oh My...i cant wait to see it rip....hummm i wonder if this will fit into my Booyah???

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                • robnix
                  email robnix@gmail
                  • Jan 2006
                  • 2094

                  #9
                  Originally posted by pump
                  Oh My...i cant wait to see it rip....hummm i wonder if this will fit into my Booyah???
                  It's going to Luke today to get the wings milled off, a trigger, and some of the inside milled out. If I get it back before I leave on business next week then I should have time to do a quick firing test.

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                  • pump
                    Registered User
                    • Jun 2003
                    • 750

                    #10
                    nooooo dont mill off the wings....get a classic rail first...i got an extra...hahaha

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                    • robnix
                      email robnix@gmail
                      • Jan 2006
                      • 2094

                      #11
                      Originally posted by pump
                      nooooo dont mill off the wings....get a classic rail first...i got an extra...hahaha
                      The final marker will be going on an RT pro rail, so the wings have to go.

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                      • robnix
                        email robnix@gmail
                        • Jan 2006
                        • 2094

                        #12
                        Originally posted by flyingpootang
                        A 3 pin micro switch is what you need. I think I have a female plug that will fit at work that I can send you or you can cut the front of the pin fence and just solder/heat shrink them to the pins....
                        Picked up a switch today, and scavenged a three pin connector from an old computer that fits great. Will test tonight.

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                        • flyingpootang
                          Magtechian with X disease

                          • Dec 2005
                          • 2276

                          #13
                          Originally posted by pump
                          Oh My...i cant wait to see it rip....hummm i wonder if this will fit into my Booyah???
                          It should fit in a BooYah. Email Damon at scenario dreams for board dimensions. He a good guy and will respond quickly....

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                          • robnix
                            email robnix@gmail
                            • Jan 2006
                            • 2094

                            #14
                            Originally posted by flyingpootang
                            He a good guy and will respond quickly....
                            Yep, it took him all of 5 minutes to get back to me on a question I had.

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                            • flyingpootang
                              Magtechian with X disease

                              • Dec 2005
                              • 2276

                              #15
                              Rob, what ever happened? I ended up putting a 03 T-board in my hyper frame. I also am planning to install a 03 T-Board into a set of Xmag lowers..

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