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Location: Montreal, Canada Eh
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David the system you are talking about works great I have it for my yard and distant switches that lead to it
![]() I use the push buttons around the layout so the control is right there where you are working. All of the power goes through the capacitor . I want to hear the switch movement so there is no question as to it working. Les |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Clayton Delaware
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I've got over 50 Atlas switchs operating From Tortoise Machines and have no problems at all with them throwing the switch's.But they are like wrestling a Croc when trying to install,the templet helps out installing just fine.The first 2 or 3 that i first installed i said a few Curse words that even SCARED me.When i got the templet,everything went smooth.
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