what kind of switches do you use with these can a badger be used just wondering

Badger does not work, the wolverine does but its duplication in some cases. SF sells a bunch of switches.

Originally Posted by bbrown2828

what kind of switches do you use with these can a badger be used just wondering

ok I meant wolverine not badger

Just use the pin flag switch...easy and one switch

https://www.smart-fly.com/Products/E...e_Switches.jpg

was just currious havnt bought one but was just browsing adds and brain storming for my 103 extra

+1 on the pin switch, keep it simple

I use smartfly's and gotta say I love the pin and flag.. One switch for everything including my ignition. Stupid easy. Glad he puts two rocket launcher keys in the package though. I lose them. LOL

chad you got that slick yet

Originally Posted by rick dazzler

I use smartfly's and gotta say I love the pin and flag.. One switch for everything including my ignition. Stupid easy. Glad he puts two rocket launcher keys in the package though. I lose them. LOL

That's why I stopped using them. Also, the fact that the pin sticking out of the fuse can easily get bumped and damage the mount. Once the novelty wears off a simple SPST switch is a more elegant solution IMO.

Originally Posted by bbrown2828

chad you got that slick yet

It's on the belly of a greyhound bus!! Cant wait..!

Originally Posted by Slats!

Badger does not work, the wolverine does but its duplication in some cases. SF sells a bunch of switches.

Why won't a Badger switch work with a SFPE?

LJ

Originally Posted by LawnJockey

Why won't a Badger switch work with a SFPE?

LJ

You could, but you'd be using it between the battery and the power input on the Expander. This would work, however it would not be fail-safe as the SmartFly switches are. The Smart Fly switch can completely die and the expander just keeps running.

Originally Posted by dumbthumbs53

You could, but you'd be using it between the battery and the power input on the Expander. This would work, however it would not be fail-safe as the SmartFly switches are. The Smart Fly switch can completely die and the expander just keeps running.

I might be wrong, but I thought that both the Badger and Wolverine switches failed in the on position. I have never had one die on me yet, so I can't say from personal experience

LJ

Originally Posted by LawnJockey

I might be wrong, but I thought that both the Badger and Wolverine switches failed in the on position. I have never had one die on me yet, so I can't say from personal experience

LJ

Good point, I forgot the Badger had it's own fail-safe mechanisim.