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Old 12-05-2008, 09:46 PM   #1
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The Nomadio React is already one of the most versatile pistol grip transmitters out right now. It really does not need to be modified to work well, but I just got the itch to try something I've wanted to do for a long time.

Here are the before/after pics. Can you tell the difference?

Before



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First had to remove the steering wheel



Next the cover comes off.



And behind the board is the guts (I didn't do anything to that side, just showing what it looks like)



Picked up this Single pole single throw (SPST) switch from Radio Shack. They only had one, so I will have to find another to finish this project. Part #275-0008 http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...ductId=3190382



Before I took everything apart I marked the wheel where my fingers would rest while in use.
I glued the switch in position using those marks. Once I find another switch, it will go right next to this one to simulate a rocker switch.



Soldered on some leads.



Drilled a hole through the bottom of the cover and routed the wires through.



I soldered the leads to one side of the top middle rocker switch. So now when I press the new switch it activates one side of the top middle rocker switch. The rocker switch still works just like normal, but now I can use the new switch to activate dig (or whatever) while steering.



All buttoned up and ready to use.





Once I find another switch I will be able to use both positions like the rocker switch has.

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Old 12-05-2008, 09:54 PM   #2
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steering wheel is tilted to the back?
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There is a stainless steel screw is the second picture.
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Old 12-05-2008, 10:20 PM   #4
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There is a stainless steel screw is the second picture.
Funny you mention that, as I put it there in case I couldn't tell a difference between the pictures.
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Y did you do that for say Dig. y not just program say your thumb wheel to run on 3rd chnl and run dig from that? thats how i have mine done, epas all set, simple to use, and all i had to do was setup my roller wheel for cnl 3. ill have light activation on chnl4.
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Y did you do that for say Dig. y not just program say your thumb wheel to run on 3rd chnl and run dig from that? thats how i have mine done, epas all set, simple to use, and all i had to do was setup my roller wheel for cnl 3. ill have light activation on chnl4.
My 2.2 uses the thumb wheel for dig. Scroll up for rear dig, down for front dig, and the small grip button returns it to 4wd.

However, I also use the React for my Super class Clod, which uses the thumb wheel to steer and the small button on the grip to return the steering to center. Now I can use this to do front and rear dig. Rather than having to reach for one of the rocker switches around the wheel, it is right at my fingertip.
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gotchya, makes sence.
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Wow, I am going to try this on my react, have you had a chance to mount the other switch yet. Maybe some pic's also.
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