Secure wire onto chassis

[PrecisionWerk]

Does anyone have suggestions for taping or securing a wire to the chassis? I've mounted my timer forward and placed a switch next to the thumb rest, but I'm wondering if there's a better method than using tape for the wire?

 

[Mike Casselton]

You're just trying to hurt our eyes, aren't you?

 

[R_A_W]

Some kind of adhesive cable clip if you aren’t sure about it being permanent

Colored just for you too

 

[packratt]

Blob of silicon

 

[PrecisionWerk]

You're just trying to hurt or eyes, aren't you?

PRS game is all about strategy

 

[PrecisionWerk]

Some kind of adhesive cable clip if you aren’t sure about it being permanent

Colored just for you too

Nice suggestion. Thanks all. It is perfect now.

 

[Mudflap621]

I’m more interested in knowing how you’re using that timer with a pressure switch. Trying to iron out some type of timer setup as I tend to run way too fast.

 

[oldrifleman]

Is that rifle what happens when you accidentally take your PRS rig to a paintball match?

 

[PrecisionWerk]

Is that rifle what happens when you accidentally take your PRS rig to a paintball match?

I figure even if I don't shoot well, at least I will look good.

 

[PrecisionWerk]

I’m more interested in knowing how you’re using that timer with a pressure switch. Trying to iron out some type of timer setup as I tend to run way too fast.

It's not a pressure switch, just a cheap one from Amazon. I'll take some pictures tomorrow. I soldered the switch directly to the timer's PCB. I initially tried mounting it on the thumb rest, like many do, but the viewing angle didn't feel natural to me. I prefer it in the front, but I need a way to trigger it easily, especially when I'm holding a tripod or something else in my other hand.