Temperature Switch

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nik919

Discussion Starter · Feb 22, 2010

i m thinking to reduse the temperature of my rc by put a lower temperature switch, does anybody try that ?

any ideas?

195TSWeight: .1 lbs.
Temperature Switch 195 Degrees
195° Thermal Switch
The 195-TS turns a fan on at a temperature of 195° and off at 175° (3/8" NPT).

General Description: Stainless steel, hermetically sealed, SPST
Operating Switch Range: 2°C to 249°C (35°F to 480°F)
Max. Current & Voltage: 3 amp, 32VDC, grounded case only
Price: $29.65

Temperature Switch 195 Degrees

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nik919

Discussion Starter · #21 · Feb 24, 2010

DesperateSP2 said:
Are you absolutely sure? Because I have found them very useful even at road legal speeds.

yes i m absolutely sure because when a vesicle stops then no air go to radiator

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nik919

Discussion Starter · #22 · Feb 26, 2010 (Edited)

some web research and I found the solution :woot: my idea was not prototype

sp1 rider here is the solution Lower temp fan switch - Honda Motorcycles - FireBlades.org

for sp2 im working on it...

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DesperateSP2

· #23 · Feb 26, 2010

nik919 said:
yes i m absolutely sure because when a vesicle stops then no air go to radiator

Fit a pusher fan, as I said before using no fans on the road is a tad risky.

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selfinfliction

· #24 · Feb 26, 2010

if you're dead set on this, use a fan controller like this one

DIF 10085 Thermostatic Dual Electronic Fan Controller Ver. C

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Waldo

· #25 · Feb 26, 2010

nik919 said:
some web research and I found the solution :woot: my idea was not prototype

sp1 rider here is the solution http://www.fireblades.org/forums/honda-rc51/64598-lower-temp-fan-switch.html

for sp2 im working on it...

Link did not work for me