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I am relieved that we stopped using Smartrise controllers a few years ago. Unfortunately, the recent increase in injuries and lawsuits against compani...

Montana,So, for our hydraulic setups, we've got Pixel (EC) and Element (MCE) doing their thing. And for traction, we're rolling with iControl (MCE). B...

Smart rise seems primarily focused on selling their controllers, and sadly, the support seems lacking. The smartrise of today is vastly different from...

I believe the key point here is 'POSITIVELY OPENED MECHANICALLY.' Positively opened switches ensure that the switch opens completely whenever the user...

Morning wood maybe?

When you have vibration when drifting the car up by picking the brakes, you don’t have to waste your time checking encoder or drive parameters. Focus ...

I think we fully covered it in March. Same thing

I think what he indirectly means by 'increasing the peak voltage' is that he tightens the nuts to increase the spring force, which in turn will requir...

There are two 5A fuses.One provides voltage to the Valves. If a valve shorts to ground or draws too much current for any other reason, it will blow th...

Maybe you ask this question in another forum. But I think you are allowed to do whatever you want as long as you do not hurt anybody. But working 7 da...

I think that could explain why we get more of these intermittent safety faults in hot days.

Thank you EElevator for the comment about the carbon block contactors. Very interesting point.

I know for a fact that Smartrise has moved its R&D and all software development to an IT company in Lebanon; that is why it is currently so messed...

Yes

Inside the tank we have solenoid valves and the pump motor. It could be either one of the UP solenoid valves or the pump motor.