Just clocked 1:11.78 with gearbox. Getting there and no poncy paddles or
sequential shifters in sight.
> Just clocked 1:11.78 with gearbox. Getting there and no poncy paddles or
> sequential shifters in sight.
Great. Care to reveal how you acquired or made this H pattern shifter?
Trips
A few months ago there was a posting in this NG about a homemade H-shifter.
There you could read how the elektronics was designed. The adress where:
http://wwwcip.rus.uni-stuttgart.de/~mas20122/hshift.htm
Where, because that page does not exist anymore. Anyone knows what happend
to that page?
Luckily, I downloaded the complete homepage the first time I visited it.
-M Lindqvist
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> > Just clocked 1:11.78 with gearbox. Getting there and no poncy paddles or
> > sequential shifters in sight.
> Great. Care to reveal how you acquired or made this H pattern shifter?
> Trips
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> A few months ago there was a posting in this NG about a homemade H-shifter. > There you could read how the elektronics was designed. The adress where: > http://wwwcip.rus.uni-stuttgart.de/~mas20122/hshift.htm > Where, because that page does not exist anymore. Anyone knows what happend > to that page?Quoted text (11 lines)
> A few months ago there was a posting in this NG about a homemade H-shifter. > There you could read how the elektronics was designed. The adress where: > http://wwwcip.rus.uni-stuttgart.de/~mas20122/hshift.htm > Where, because that page does not exist anymore. Anyone knows what happend > to that page? > Luckily, I downloaded the complete homepage the first time I visited it. > -M LindqvistNice to hear that, I was worried for a time that your page was gone
forever. It is a very god work you have done. I am planing to build a
H-shifter myself with assistance from your webpages.
-M Lindqvist


































