I have two of them,seemed like everytime I use one,I need to do a repair,it's nice to throw an extra in the tackle box in case I break down?
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I have two of them,seemed like everytime I use one,I need to do a repair,it's nice to throw an extra in the tackle box in case I break down?
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It is NOW a radio controlled Horse Trainer. The drawing above is a mutual exclusive circuit for safety. Before I add this, the chassis could be electrified (hot) under certain switch condition conditions. Ask me how I know.
This is a homemade trainer made around a Dayton Electric Company industrial motor control, 1970's vintage. I cleaned the trainer up inside and got it working just fine. Radio is the black box on top of the chassis. Notice the duct tape hinge door for the black box. I will install the mutual exclusive circuit when I build it up. Fun project for me. Keeps me occupied doing this kinda stuff.
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Yep.....Ted was telling me last week that you were working on it.
I have spent most my life fishing........the rest I wasted.
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Trained a few good cutting horses on one just like it. Had a flag on one and a Stuffed cow on the other. Good for teaching cutting horses not to run past the shoulder of a cow . Works great for teaching them to dig in to a stop and roll back with leg pressure.
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Aw well, I thought it was a Guber comparator.
Very good CP. Understood the circuits, but couldn't figure out why you would want that on a boat. Impressive, thanks for posting.
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