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Complete SCN5's connexion kit

Discussion in 'Marketspace - Marktplatz' started by bleco, Feb 13, 2012.

  1. bleco

    bleco Member Gold Contributor

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    Complete SCN5's connexion kit

    - Power supply (24V 14,6A 350W Regulated switching) with power cable,

    - Rosewill Dual Serial Ports PCI card Model RC-301
    (Windows 2000, Windows XP/2003/Vista 32/64 bit, Windows 7 32/64 bit /Linux)

    - 2x RS485 to RS232 standard adapters,

    - 2x 15 feets serial cables,

    - SCN5 custom connexion box,

    - All necessary cables to connect your SCN5's.


    No headaches, no soldering ... everything is working perfectly.

    I am located near Montréal in Québec Canada but I could ship anywhere at your charge ...

    Any questions via PM please ... picture available via request


    100$ + shipping


    Thx!


    Bleco
    bleco, Feb 13, 2012
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  2. xikilin

    xikilin New Member

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    Hello, Bleco!

    I tried to contact you trough PM, but som error occurred (says it could be spam or some, but maybe it is because this is my first post)... so I'm trying contact you trough here.

    My name is Helder and I'm from Portugal. I found your simulator searching on google and came here... and I apreciated it to much!

    Congratulations for it, it has really nice apearence and contruction quality.

    I'm interested in building some like that. The problema is I'm completely new on this. I don't have too much free time to research... and the electronic parts are the most complicated.
    So I would ask your help for building one like yours. Can you help me?

    At first, I would ask you for the exact equipment of your Simulator (like actuators brand/models, power supplyer(s), electronic board(s)) and then some instructions on wireing and testing the equipment before mounting.

    I found this topic, which I think shows some of the electronic material I nead. But since it's all new to me, I would ask your help. For me, your exact Simulator is perfect.
    Can you help me?

    If so, to not take much of your time, I would suggest to go through steps:
    - first you tell me the equipment you used to build (actuator, etc.), so I try to find that on the market;
    - next step the wireing;
    - then, the connection to the pc and games configuration

    If you suggest some modification to the equipment you used, please tell.

    I really would appreciate that!

    Thank you!


    Helder
    xikilin, Oct 12, 2015
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  3. bsft

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    the original post was 3 years ago
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  5. xikilin

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    bsft and noorbeast,

    Thank you for answering!

    I know the post is from 2012. I realized that a few days before decide posting. I just posted to bleco because I found it casually on a Google search and it has really nice construction quality and look. Also, it is similar to some commercial simulators, so I really would like to build one like that.

    I also tried to send a PM to bleco, but clicking on send, the page blocks and tells me I may sending SPAM and to review my text.

    But I'll follow your advice to build my own thread... and see if I can get the desired help.


    Thank you very much!
    xikilin, Oct 13, 2015
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