Unresistored contact disk (V2)

[Adeem]

I'm curious to try the V2 at 6v. Where would I get an unresistored contact disk? Is there some kind of washer or o-ring I can try that would fit? If someone can post the specs of such a thing that I can pick up at Lowea or Home Depot please do so.I would think the contact disk for the Protege is unresistored and would fit. Are they available for a reasonable price?TIA

 

[CaSHMeRe]

Hey Adeem ...

Once we have caught up stock wise, I will be putting the button with the extra contact disk up for sale. Reason I prefer to sell the entire button (not entire switch) is because constant removal and replacement of the contact disk will wear down the plastic. It won't be too terribly expensive I don't believe. Probably $4-$5 bucks.

 

[Adeem]

OK I undestand...thanks.

 

[T-Hefner]

Good newsss....Looking forward to it..I'll grab a few =)

 

[Johnny 5]

Probably $4-$5 bucks.

So... I just gotta get $95.00 worth of other goodies to avoid shipping costs?


Mmm... More Blueberry juice!!!

 

[Keegan1014]

i gonna have to get one

 

[Cherice]

Me too!!!!!!!!!

 

[rcc]

while you wait change out a protege button works fine on the V2...

I actually like the smaller button size

 

[Cherice]

Hold on... the manual protege switch works on the v2 and gives 6v? Does that mean I can just order one of those and use it?? I wanted a silver button anyways. Can someone please confirm? Steve?

 

[rcc]

No just change out the button part (the part with the metal ring that holds the spring) for the one in the V2. Not the whole switch.

The switch is smaller in the protege but the buttons are the same diameter just a little shorter on the protege so it fits in the V2 just doesn't stick out of the housing as far

 

[Cherice]

Ok. But will doing that provide 6v? Sorry I have so many questions. I have never owned a Protege. Thanks!

 

[rcc]

Ok. But will doing that provide 6v? Sorry I have so many questions. I have never owned a Protege. Thanks!

Yes Doing that will make the V2 6v

I will say that if you don't have a protege mechanical switch laying around don't go buy one for $20 when PS will sell the copper button I am talking about for around $5 (see post #2 this thread)

Rick

 

[bri1270]

Once we have caught up stock wise, I will be putting the button with the extra contact disk up for sale. Reason I prefer to sell the entire button (not entire switch) is because constant removal and replacement of the contact disk will wear down the plastic. It won't be too terribly expensive I don't believe. Probably $4-$5 bucks.

Steve - will this option also be available for the V1?