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wiki:tcb:tcbinstall:ir [2019/04/19 21:25] opadmin [Alternative IR LEDs] |
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+ | ==== Apple LEDs Used for Confirmation ==== | ||
+ | If you are using a Tamiya apple then display LEDs are built in, but other brands may omit them. If you do have display LEDs the TCB will use them to signal various things to the user, as shown in the video below. | ||
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===== IR Transmitter ===== | ===== IR Transmitter ===== | ||
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Without the actual specifications of the Tamiya LED we can never be sure of an exact replacement. But the price difference of the alternative could make it attractive for clubs to buy them in bulk and distribute them for sanctioned battles. | Without the actual specifications of the Tamiya LED we can never be sure of an exact replacement. But the price difference of the alternative could make it attractive for clubs to buy them in bulk and distribute them for sanctioned battles. | ||
- | ==== A Note About IR and Slipring Turrets ==== | + | ===== A Note About IR and Slipring Turrets |
Some tanks, notably Taigen brand, use an electrical slipring to pass signals to the turret but still allow the turret 360* rotation without tangling wires. Unfortunately, | Some tanks, notably Taigen brand, use an electrical slipring to pass signals to the turret but still allow the turret 360* rotation without tangling wires. Unfortunately, |