volvoman62
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- Oct 9, 2008
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I recently got a lathe and decided to try some mag moding. I've never used a lathe before so this was my first project. The black mag is a stubby mag C with the stock mag switch converted to momentary thanks to the tutorial on this site it was amazing. It is driving a SSR-50 on a custom heat sink I made. I used 20 gauge teflon wire and got 3.9 amps at the tail cap at DD (it has a D2Flex board in it) with the normal multimeter wires.
The silver one is about the same but has a tail switch instead of a mag switch (wasn't the easiest with the D2Flex, had to have wires go up the battery tube). I only got about 3.6 amps on this one probably due to how much more wire I used.
Let me know what you think. I would like to know what I could change to make them even better. I also just got a mill so may be able to do even more stuff when I get some tooling. Thanks for reading.
The silver one is about the same but has a tail switch instead of a mag switch (wasn't the easiest with the D2Flex, had to have wires go up the battery tube). I only got about 3.6 amps on this one probably due to how much more wire I used.
Let me know what you think. I would like to know what I could change to make them even better. I also just got a mill so may be able to do even more stuff when I get some tooling. Thanks for reading.