This is for anyone out there that can direct me to a switch that will handle all of the functions required for my car. I will attempt to explain. I have a Gama RF021-901C on my custom 34 Ford show car and have used this switch for 3 years to operate (1) interior light, (2) removable top that uses 2 12v actuators to lift it from an angle thus allowing entry to the car, (3) 4 actuators to raise the hood perpendicular for engine access. The Gama switch has a reverse polarity function and activates momentarily as long as I hold the remote button down. The interior light comes on as it is wired with the top when I raise the top by holding "up" button down and the hood functions the same with no light. So I have 2 actuators going to one switch function for the top and 4 actuators going to one switch for the hood. Both top and hood must be reverse polarity and stopped from rising at a specific point for proper alignment during the lowering function. All 6 actuators are void of internal adjustable limit switches and if they were the location in the location that they are mounted will not let me to dissemble without much work. The lowering of all actuators is OK with regards to the position.
1. l need a switch to change to the latching function to eliminate the need to hold down the remote. I want to use a single multi-button remote to hit either button or both (top or hood) and raise either without having to hold down the button. I also would like a multi-system switch to allow me to activate the electric popper installed on my doors.
2. I also must have a function added to or in the switch to limit the travel in the up mode of all 6 actuators, one circuit for the two attached to the top and one circuit for the 4 attached to the hood. The down mode can function normally with the limit switches build in the actuators.
I have already tried to add a limit switch to the system and it functions for the up mode, but when the actuator stopped it obviously cut the connection and thus prevented the actuator to travel back down.
3. The electric door popper would be manually, via the remote, operated once the top has begun to open as I may not want to open the doors every time I raise the top.
Need some help on this system and would appreciate any recommendations for switches and or actuators.
Thanks in advance
1. l need a switch to change to the latching function to eliminate the need to hold down the remote. I want to use a single multi-button remote to hit either button or both (top or hood) and raise either without having to hold down the button. I also would like a multi-system switch to allow me to activate the electric popper installed on my doors.
2. I also must have a function added to or in the switch to limit the travel in the up mode of all 6 actuators, one circuit for the two attached to the top and one circuit for the 4 attached to the hood. The down mode can function normally with the limit switches build in the actuators.
I have already tried to add a limit switch to the system and it functions for the up mode, but when the actuator stopped it obviously cut the connection and thus prevented the actuator to travel back down.
3. The electric door popper would be manually, via the remote, operated once the top has begun to open as I may not want to open the doors every time I raise the top.
Need some help on this system and would appreciate any recommendations for switches and or actuators.
Thanks in advance