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joshbr7257:


--- Quote from: AlanS17 on July 27, 2005, 12:31:07 am ---He needs a guard for a momentary pusbutton, not a toggle switch.

I'll be using a momentary pushbutton for mine, but I won't be using a guard. Rather, I'll be setting mine in so it can't be accidentally pressed. Maybe that'll work for you too.

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thanks for thethought but i actually would much rather have a cover like i said before, cause that still has a chance of being pressed accidentally, please post anything you find versapak cause i cant find anything

ultramagnus:

hmm, you could try and make one, if you have some skills with wood/metal/plastic it shouldnt be too hard.

the other option i can think about would be get a ejection panel out of a f-16 or somthing similar

Taborious:

I did find a flip gaurd for 16mm pushbuttons here:

http://www.mouser.com/catalog/622/1070.pdf

They have a very large selection and it shows pricing for single units. I have not ordered anything as I'm still researching and deciding whether I want an illuminated pushbutton or not. Just thought I'd pass along some info.

Stormy, I have not seen a momentary toggle switch anywhere and I didn't seen any at the link you posted.

ErikRuud:


--- Quote ---Stormy, I have not seen a momentary toggle switch anywhere and I didn't seen any at the link you posted
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How about at Mouser?

http://www.mouser.com/index.cfm?handler=displayproduct&lstdispproductid=689569&e_categoryid=84&e_pcodeid=69103

Or Hosfelt?
http://www.hosfelt.com/en-us/dept_157.html

Or surplus places?
http://www.surplussales.com/Switches/SWToggle-1.html






Brewser:

If your CP sticks out over the sides of your cab, why not mount a pushbutton on the back of the cp. That is what I did with my slikstik CO and it works great and no one hits it my accident.

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