The 9 Volt Snail Speed Controllers are back!

Ztrack Center is excited to announce that the Snail Speed 9volt battery controllers are back! These amazing little devises operate on a 9 volt battery (not included). They feature:

Low speed control
Smooth acceleration and braking
Overload protection
Pulse modulation
Larger control knob for ease of use

Ztrack Center has these in stock and ready to ship.

Ztrack Center also has received a new shipment of the Zthek Universal Snail Speed Controllers. The Universal allows your choice of 9volt battery operation or run from a wall outlet for extended life. The Universal controllers are available in both a domestic and international version.

To order, please visit:

www.ztrackcenter.com/electronics/index.html

Rob

Besides the larger knob, is there any other difference or improvements over previous versions of the 9 Volt Snail Speed Controllers?

Does the new shipment of Zthek Universal Snail Speed Controllers include the larger knob design or any other improvements?

Yes, the electronics are slightly improved over the previous releases.

Rob

Follow-up questions ... as TechRep asked, do any of the new product designs apply to the Universal controller as well?

Also, is the 9V AC-adapter power to the Universal controller done via the single tethered cable or do you have to plug the adapter right into the controller itself? Certainly would seem inconvenient if two cables to the controller were needed.

Thanks, Brad

Brad,

The design changes and upgraded electronics only apply to the 9volt battery controller at this time. The Universal controllers have not been changed, but may once the current inventory is depleted.

The wall adapter does plug into the Universal Controller. This makes handling much easier, plus you can removed the wall adapter completely when running off of battery.

Rob

Here is the image from our website of the Universal. You can easily see the plug on the adapter. Also, on the universal controller, you can see the spot to plus the adapter in just to the left of the two leads that run to the track.



Rob

OK, I suppose that one could take the power adapter cable and bind it up in some way with the other leads to imitate a single cable, assuming that the length of the two cables are reasonably close.

Based on your answer, it appears that the Universal controller isn't getting the design refresh just yet.