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Why should I use the Flux Capaciter for back-up?

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Why should I use the Flux Capaciter for back-up?

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• Forgetting to turn on. Battery failure. Bad flashbulb / match. Incorrect Supersonic Inhibit Delay. Inproper acceleration profile (can prevent accel unit arming). Microprocessor reboot. (RF from xmtr can affect). Computer crash at apogee due to power supply droop. Wiring problems. Venting / pressure equalization problems. Ejection charge pressure leak to altimeter bay. The Flux Capaciter has a G-switch which actually turns the power on at take-off. A Safety Timer that is independent of the computer ensures apogee firing. • Why is there no power switch? Auto-power on circuitry is employed to eliminate the need to mount or activate a power switch. By eliminating this possible failure point, reliability is improved. After main firing, the power is automatically shut off. Auto-power on/off extends the battery life. • What about safety? It is safe to connect the outputs with the battery in. Arming will not occur due to normal handling of the rocket, or horizontal positioning. The G-switch

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