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DrKnow65 · **Modify an airplane lvc for car use? -** 10.24.2007, 01:33 AM

Anyone here feel confident they could help me mod a cellshield lvc
http://http://www.dimensionengineeri...CellShield.htm
that is intended for airplane use (i.e. backs the throttle signal to 0% or 1ms in servo signal terms), which sounds like it will throw the car into full reverse if it has the option---bad.

What I have gathered is that this lvc delinks the throttle signal from the receiver and substitutes the 1ms squarewave.

Would it be possible to open one of these up, find the timer circuit, and modify it (the timer control resistors) to put out 1.5ms (neutral) or an adjustable time?

Who's up for it? we'd get a lvc that monitors individual cells, has an adjustable cutoff, and is rated for 6s.

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DrKnow65 RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 998 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Colorado	Modify an airplane lvc for car use? - 10.24.2007, 01:33 AM Anyone here feel confident they could help me mod a cellshield lvc http://http://www.dimensionengineeri...CellShield.htm that is intended for airplane use (i.e. backs the throttle signal to 0% or 1ms in servo signal terms), which sounds like it will throw the car into full reverse if it has the option---bad. What I have gathered is that this lvc delinks the throttle signal from the receiver and substitutes the 1ms squarewave. Would it be possible to open one of these up, find the timer circuit, and modify it (the timer control resistors) to put out 1.5ms (neutral) or an adjustable time? Who's up for it? we'd get a lvc that monitors individual cells, has an adjustable cutoff, and is rated for 6s. If I could only draw what I see in my head, then afford to build it, and finaly get to play with it...