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adzam · 19-02-2006

if your looking to control electrical circuits tc then there are rc switch units available i know electronize do some and so do hunter systems.
basically a relay unit controlled via the Rx output they are limited in their control side ( depending on make about 3 amps).
havce a look on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SUBMARINE-BOAT...QQcmdZViewItem

this is the sort of thing.

alternatively on a budget , a servo with a long`ish arm on it and micro switch`s placed aorund teh arc of the arm , as the arm go`s past then the switch gets triggered and function becomes live.

there are otherways, but theyre the main types.

Adz..

19-02-2006	#19 (permalink)
adzam Experimenter Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Edinburgh Real Name: Chris My Models: Mainly boats, some cars , but most RC Visit adzam's Gallery Posts: 1,053 Images: 1	if your looking to control electrical circuits tc then there are rc switch units available i know electronize do some and so do hunter systems. basically a relay unit controlled via the Rx output they are limited in their control side ( depending on make about 3 amps). havce a look on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SUBMARINE-BOAT...QQcmdZViewItem this is the sort of thing. alternatively on a budget , a servo with a long`ish arm on it and micro switch`s placed aorund teh arc of the arm , as the arm go`s past then the switch gets triggered and function becomes live. there are otherways, but theyre the main types. Adz.. __________________