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Has anyone inquired etc. on whther the targa top switch can be modified to a one touch to go back?
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POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
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POST 3Original post
Guess not too many targa owners, jms.
POST 4Original post
modern day one-touch, no limit switches, can only be used if the "device", window say, moves evenly and with reasonably constant friction until it reaches the end of travel where the control electronics will then see a sharp rise in electrical drive current and thus "know" to shut off the drive power. The Targa top is traditionally so very subject to distortion and binding that the electronics would "falsely" turn the drive off at the first slight "bind", probably requiring multiple restarts before reaching the true end of travel.
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