steering wheel nitrous switch
- Thread starter jimbo
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You might try www.aircraftspruce.com They have economy push to talk switches that might do the job for you. Before you buy one though, call them and ask them how many amperes they're rated for. They maybe too light duty but, they're around $20 so, it maybe worth looking into a bit further. :smile15:
Here's the direct link. http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/avpages/ptt_switch.php
Here's the direct link. http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/avpages/ptt_switch.php
:smile15: go to radio shack thru the years have made a few of them. all the parts can be aquired there and make your one, cheaper food for thought i always make a OOOOO sh** togle switch and made a bracket on right side of steering wheel and tied into power wire to coil. you would be suprised how handy this will turn out to be. radio shack is full of cool stuff that you can use good luck :smile15: :smile15:
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CorDog009
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Are you going to run the push-button switch in series with a WOT switch on the carb? Cheap insurance so that you can only hit the juice at WOT and it'll shut it off as soon as you let off the throttle.
Thanks for the replies!I looked at radio shack and they have the switch but could not find a coil cord other than a phone cord.Did not feel it would be rated enough and I was concerned about having a good cord to switch connection seal.
Yes I was going to have some redundancy by installing a secondary switch on carb.
Yes I was going to have some redundancy by installing a secondary switch on carb.
:smile15: phone cord works years ago on my hydro run a 3 stage nos setup boat was set up with butterfly stearing wheel ran a little aluminum angle between the handles and used miniture push buttons plus little led lights to warn of armed nos solonides ( you have never experianced fun times until you have a nitros solonide hang open ) and used all miniture tel. wire and min. switches makes for a clean wire instal to back of boat THE TRICK IS LOW AMPS and terminate to relays that way you have short run heavy gauge wire depending on solonoid sizes and multi systems they do pull a lot of amperage and a little silicon goes a long way to insulate from moisture :smile15: