Active front spoiler automatic and manual

[Dinky]

Hi

 

I have the solution,to switch from automatic to manual (for 15 euros)

similar to Blitz AS-C, for functions

 

 

http://nsa25.casimages.com/img/2011/04/22/110422063432794372.jpg

 

buy a frequency generator and switch on-on

adjusting the frequency generator has 80Hz (minimum to open the spoiler)

add a can of amplitude,with one of the potentiometer

 

you switch to automatic or manual, when you want it

it works great

 

(ps:sorry for my English )

 

 

for the generator,is STARKIT SK86

http://www.selectronic.fr/article.asp?article_ref_entier=11.6134-86

 

 

My supra

 

http://nsa14.casimages.com/img/2010/07/19/100719065447948911.jpg

 

http://nsa14.casimages.com/img/2010/07/19/100719065013887164.jpg

 

http://nsa16.casimages.com/img/2010/07/24/100724075738267099.jpg

[bodilx6]

SWEEEEET!!!! Defo gonna try that out..

 

- like the car too :-)

 

 

Just a question to the generator:

You set the frequency with one dial to 80-90hz and you set the amplitude with the other?

When doing that initial dial in, would you just wire the thing up, switch it on and then dial on both of them untill you see a reaction on the spoiler?

 

No risk of hurting anything wile doing that?

Edited April 29, 2011 by bodilx6 (see edit history)

[Dinky]

You set the frequency with one dial to 80-90hz and you set the amplitude with the other?

 

yes,i used with multimeter for to control frequency.

 

 

 

When doing that initial dial in, would you just wire the thing up, switch it on and then dial on both of them untill you see a reaction on the spoiler?

 

No risk of hurting anything wile doing that

 

yes, it is possible to do that

for amplitude,no risk (I think it open, at 20/30% , should be good)

for frequency,I do not know if there risk !?

but,if you slowly opens potentiometer, the spoiler will drop at a time

you have quickly 80Hz (can be 10%, you open it, I think)

 

 

frequency measured in automatic mode:

 

-down spoiler => 68/70Hz

-up spoiler => 48/50Hz

Edited April 30, 2011 by Dinky (see edit history)