ROL NEWS--Space Warp Technology Releases New Remote Launching System

Sep 30, 2005 3 Replies

September 30, 2005 Web posted at: 2:50 PM EDT



(ROL Newswire) -- Space Warp Technology releases a the SWTC9P8 Remote Launching System which replaces the SWTC8P7 Remote Launching System. The SWTC9P8 is compact, portable, sets up in 3 minutes, can power motorized launch towers, solenoids and store and transports easily. The SWTC9P8 can be activated from as far away as 5 miles line of site with the HAM version and 2 miles line of site with the Non Ham version. The SWTC9P8 comes with:


- Lighted power up key (confirms power to launch system is on).



- Rocker switch to turn on/off/reset electronics.



- Power to external contacts switch.



- Four 30 amp relays.



- Two 10 amp relays.



- Two external 90 amp relays to power motorized launch equipment.



- 12 volt 19 amp/hr battery capable of 100 amp output.



- Built in charger with charging light and power cord.



- External power contacts for emergency access to battery power.



- Built in light to find equipment at night.



- 2000 degree heat shield wrapping for O and up launches.



- Safety Alert sounds horn which can be heard as far away as 2500 feet for 15 seconds (time user selectable) seconds after arming command sent to arm launch circuits. Note: no power is supplied to launch or power relays until horn ceases.



- Receiver and transmitter (Ham and non Ham versions).



- Volt meter



- Two year warranty.



More details can be found at

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Source: Space Warp Technology


ROL News wrote in news:news-905635.11550630092005 @news.central.cox.net:

What frequecny does the "non-ham" version operate on? The website lacks any details of features.

i'll build you a better one for $500 less

Cripes $1200+ for a single rocket launch controller? My truck doesnt even total up to that much

And Jason, dont you even THINK of making a crack about that

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