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    just wondering. I found a nice small one at Ace that would fit my hilt perfectly

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    I am sure it is a latching switch so you would need to use one of corbins drivers that are setup for a latching switch. I will have both the latching and the momentary versions in stock in a few days.

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    Hmm...i already have the driver. how can you tell the difference?

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    If you got it here then it is momentary, like Tim said he will get the new ones soon. If you got it elsewhere then it would be a good idea to check with them. On corbin's site you have to specify which one you want and that has just been recentley.

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    I got it here. So I can only use a momentary switch then?

    Sorry, my wiring knowledge consists of RED is the plus sign, BLACK is the subtract sign...[]

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    With that board yes, you will need a momentary.

    Hey no worries you are already doing better then some folks that's why we are all here.

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    Thats correct especially if you got it recently. One of the earlier version momentarys you could just put a latching switch between the batterys and the driver and use it that way but not with the recent ones.

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    ok...so for the slow (me) momentary means i have to hold it down for the saber to be on?

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    Nope, in this case it means all that it needs is that momentary tap and it'll keep the power going, like the Hasbro's. If you were running the LED with a resistor and a momentary switch then you would have to hold it down, but Corbin's board takes care of that.

    The reason Corbin has a second version coming is the to help with sound boards. MR's are latching, and Hasbro's are momentary.

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    I see. That actually works in my favor then, since i salvaged the sound board from my broken Qui-Gon Jinn Hasbro for my LED saber.

    Thanks!

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