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Kev
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Remote control for CT
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June 08, 2012, 11:33 AM »
I suggested on the tail of another thread that having a remote control for the CT, including an up/down for suction would be cool.
(unfortunately that thread got splattered for other reasons)
With a wireless remote you could tune the suction while sanding, etc without having to stop and start or worse - taking unnecessary risks.
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Roseland
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Re: Remote control for CT
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June 08, 2012, 11:41 AM »
I agree. My CT26 sits behind my bench, and is awkward to reach to flick the switch.
Perhaps a module that goes into the blanked off panel, but which has terminals that aren't at mains voltage is feasible.
Andrew
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