WIRELESS KILL SWITCH FREE

I personally won't likely be finding that out, since if I have to choose between having a fully functional VHF radio and a (only maybe) functional wireless kill switch, the VHF radio wins hands down, plain and simple. The unknown, of course, is just how much the MOB+ functionality is actually degraded by proximity to a VHF radio, cable and antenna.

WIRELESS KILL SWITCH FREE

I just don't have that kind of free space available. In my small boat, there is no way that I could (or would want to) locate the MOB+ hub 'at least 3 feet' away from my VHF radio or its' antenna or its' coaxial antenna cable and still have the hub mounted anywhere on the console where it could be easily wired in parallel to the existing kill switch. In the case of SSB radios, the distance should be increased to 7 feet (2 meters).' 'For optimum EMC performance, it is recommended that wherever possible, FELL equipment and the cables connected to it are:Īt least 3 feet ( 1 meter) from any equipment transmitting or cables carrying radio signals e.g. Quoting that statement below, verbatim, in pertinent part: One statement about the MOB+ on the FELL site troubles me (in 'EMC guidelines').

This is my understanding anyhow, after a whole lot of reading on the Fell Marine web site. The remaining (up to 3 more) fobs will have only an 'alarm' function (i.e., audio alert will sound on the hub if signal gets broken, but the engine is not disabled if / when any of those other 3 'alarm' fobs break their transmitting connection to the hub. Only 1 of the 4 fobs will actually have the engine stop / kill function, as I understand it. Maximum of 4 total connections, according to Fell Marine web site info. Dec 31, 2021Can you add more fobs to the fell system or are you restricted to 4?

Wireless kill switch