Actually no, ERR has made improvements on their products. Some of the comparable products that were improved the size has changed little. The Mini-2 can be programmed without the program switch, the Cruise-Lite does need the programing switch. Carl is very much into TMCC and is always available for questions about his conversions. Some of his installations required heat sink. Some of them needed machining of the chassis. Most all of what Carl shows are within the capabilities of most of us and I believe his aim is to grow the interest in this part of the hobby.
Ray,
Are you sure about that? My instructions for an as of yet uninstalled mini commander version 1 state that a run/program switch is required. As far as machining, I realize a hole along with 2 additional threaded holes need to be made in the chassis for the switch. Some of the older tutorials on Carl's web site are for early versions of the mini commander board which contained triacs? that seem to require a sink to dissipate the heat. The mini II as stated by Carl does not require them.
Rich
