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What Voltage/signal Required To Activate Speed Cut ?

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i know little of what your on about but i take it i cant run a relay to earth it to make the speed cut kick in??? how would i make it so i have controll of the speed cut ?

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I think you would need to measure exactly what is coming out. You would then need to replicate it using some electronic components that would produce the output you would be after.

Is there something already out there does this that you might be able to buy?????

edit: i just had a quick look and here is an IC that does square wave generation. http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?I...mp;SUBCATID=541

You could hook that up to a switch or relay of some sort so you can turn it on and off..

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Aim is to hook up my GPS/alarm so i can tell the car to turn on the speed cut if someone steals my car. thus they wont be able to accelerate but also shouldnt loose controll of the car or damage the car. Any ideas would help

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Aim is to hook up my GPS/alarm so i can tell the car to turn on the speed cut if someone steals my car. thus they wont be able to accelerate but also shouldnt loose controll of the car or damage the car. Any ideas would help

interesting. maybe someone could make up or design some elect components to activate the speed cut at say 40kms/h if ur car is stolen....just an idea...

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