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Niche Fuse rails - need info
Started by KALAY · 14 June 2017 · 90 repliesPreserved from CalaisTurbo. Original authors and dates are shown; archived members are not current Holdcom accounts. View original archive ↗
15-06-17, 16:57 GMT+10#3
I hope you are planning on reproducing these or something. **** him and his "patent". Be interesting to see if he suddenly comes out of the woodwork. I'm still owed 3 of them
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22-06-17, 02:52 GMT+10#6
Does anyone have a new one of these unused or easily removable one? Could easily get these reverse engineered and manufactured in China.
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27-06-17, 18:49 GMT+10#8
i'm 90% of the way through engineering one.
a few differences with mine though, much better quality fuse holders
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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27-06-17, 20:19 GMT+10#10
i was planning on getting some components for testing this past weekend, however, spent it smoothing the engine bay of a vl.
i'm going to head to jaycar and hopefully get a bit of help with a few questions i have, then take it from there.
going to see a mate tomorrow, and look who he used to engineer his circuit boards...
it is a slow process... but happening
btw, that is a screenshot for earlier last week... been working on it a bit more, and have it looking pretty good.
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28-06-17, 00:10 GMT+10#11
Take your time and get them right. You will sell these in the hundreds... I'm down for one
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04-07-17, 11:18 GMT+10#12
quick update.
designs have been sent off to a company that will make the PCB's.
he will go over them in the next couple of days.
updates soon
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