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.

[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]

Thank RobAgd for this...

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.

[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)!