Posted By lownote on 09/03/2008 3:07 PM
no chuff sensor or reed switch
"feels" like the motor and the sound are more closely connected
Excellent control over many aspects of the operations
Good prototypical sound
Cons
Documentation is awful! You need to switch between the Airwire directions (better) and the QSI directions(terrible, which is awkward.
Sounds are less "pretty" than Phoenix but still have some noticeable processing
All in all I really like and will be sicking with it.
Yup, all the above and it still runs and sounds good..

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If you can change CV 56 to 16, you will have chuff switch capabilities. I have my newly bashed steamer running with 2 magnets triggering a reed switch and it sounds great. The cam chuff connector is an accessory item for 4-6 bucks depending on where you buy it. I much prefer the cam chuff over the voltage control using steam. When on a dismal, I use voltage as it sounds great that way.
I find that the g-wire/qsi is a bit more responsive using the T9000 throttle. However, the 1300 will work if as you jump through some hoops.
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