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mistercrash · 04.10.2009, 11:23 AM

I like using a switch so in order to use the stock one as long as possible, this is what I did. Up to now, it has been good. If it ever starts to act funny on me I will replace with a better switch like Brian has. But it just keeps on working fine the way it is now.

First I wrap it to keep the dust out.

Then I made this thing out of a piece of scrap Lexan to keep the switch from getting to the OFF position by itself.. A trick from Joel ''Magic'' Johnson back in the 90s.

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mistercrash Guelph, Canada, eh! Offline Posts: 1,083 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Guelph, Ontario, Canada	04.10.2009, 11:23 AM I like using a switch so in order to use the stock one as long as possible, this is what I did. Up to now, it has been good. If it ever starts to act funny on me I will replace with a better switch like Brian has. But it just keeps on working fine the way it is now. First I wrap it to keep the dust out. Then I made this thing out of a piece of scrap Lexan to keep the switch from getting to the OFF position by itself.. A trick from Joel ''Magic'' Johnson back in the 90s. No brain, no headaches.