Mounting fromeco regs

[rruhter]

Can anyone give me some info on mounting the Fromeco volt. reg. I setting up my first giant and need some advise.

[SleepyC]

Rubber grommets under the three mounting tabs,(with foam under the body) servo screwed into plywood has served me well the past 3 years. Just don't over tighten them.

[brn2fly]

Mount the reg on foam and use velcro to hold it down. Most other (screws, zip ties, etc) ways will transfer vibration and can cause the regulator to fail (it depends on the vibration residence).

[3ddd]

here ya go

[SleepyC]

The Velcro band works just as well.

But when I say rubber grommets, I don't mean the "servo" ones, i mean 1/2" by 1/2" soft rubber grommets, if done properly, vibration is not transfered.

[Sukhoikid]

is the blue light suppose to stay on all the time when the battery is plug up to the reg? I must have mine hook up wrong or something if not suppose to. I can still cut the ignition on and off.

by the way clean setup

[3DBatixkid]

You have the battery plugged directly in to the regulator. The switch should be between the battery and regulator. The light should be on whenever the switch is on.

[gizz]

use velcro work great.

[pepatrick]

	Quote: Originally Posted by 3ddd
	here ya go

That looks a lot like the GP Cap 580 Chapman.

The fromeco regulators are easy to set up. Foam and a zip tie...also make sure you check the voltage. Mine came set for 5 volts..I had to reprogram for 6 volts.

[bradyrc]

The servo screws and gromets work perfect... just snug the screws and you are ready to rock and roll!

[Sukhoikid]

	Quote: Originally Posted by 3DBatixkid
	You have the battery plugged directly in to the regulator. The switch should be between the battery and regulator. The light should be on whenever the switch is on.

I figured that. I am just lazy to go in and fix it!

[cyoung450]

I mounted mine with neoprene washers works great.

Conrad