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		|  05-12-2011, 10:46 AM | #21 |  
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		|  05-24-2011, 06:42 AM | #22 |  
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			Another bump!
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		|  05-24-2011, 04:03 PM | #23 |  
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			Are the 15 and 18 pins modified with the Robo-Top? In watching the installation video it looks as if it is a straight procedure with no modification of any pins.
		 
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		|  05-24-2011, 06:01 PM | #24 |  
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			i simply followed the instructions. as they are written you still have to pull the e-brake. the pin adjustments are for top operational while in motion.
		 
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		|  09-24-2011, 07:32 AM | #25 |  
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			got mine some time ago   
It's really one of the things that you don't know you need them until you have them 
(I have an upgraded top with a glass rear window btw)   
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		|  09-24-2011, 02:43 PM | #26 |  
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					Originally Posted by ChrisZang  got mine some time ago   
It's really one of the things that you don't know you need them until you have them 
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I'm happy that you are enjoying it.    
Despite the success of Robo-Top, I have decided to not continue with it due to a lack of time. In other words, Robo-Top units are no longer available.
 
Unless someone wants to buy a nice side business, that's all folks!
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		|  09-24-2011, 07:16 PM | #27 |  
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				Robo-Top
			 
 
			Do you have any stock left?  I've been thinking about this for a while, and just saw this thread for the first time.  Actually, out the other night when it started raining, and had to pull off the road to apply the parking brake to raise the top, so.....   
Please advise...
 
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		|  09-29-2011, 06:39 PM | #28 |  
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			Bump so that HighLow sees this and responds....
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		|  09-29-2011, 06:49 PM | #29 |  
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					Originally Posted by Stiletto Pat  Bump so that HighLow sees this and responds.... |  
Pat, 
 
I am currently in the process of trying to sell the company. If someone buys it, then I will give you their information and your info to them so that you can buy one when it is ready!
 
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		|  09-30-2011, 01:59 PM | #30 |  
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			So does that mean that you are out of stock?
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		|  09-30-2011, 03:11 PM | #31 |  
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					Originally Posted by Stiletto Pat  So does that mean that you are out of stock? |  
Yes, that is correct.
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			The RoboTop chip is now available and in-stock to enable one touch operation of your 986 top. All of the info is included at the top of this thread.
		 
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			Is there a way to get out of using the e-brake?..Would that be pin 15?
		 
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			Hi mallai.I think this is the information you are after, I posted these threads on our UK Boxster forum a few months ago, it's in two parts.
 
 part one:-
 
 Hi all.
 Just thought I'd keep you up to date on my latest Mod,  found it on a Porsche forum I'd never used before (God thats two I'm on now) anyway back to the modification, on the newer 987 model Boxsters they have built in the option to be able to retract or put up the soft top while on the move,  governed to approx 25 MPH, well on the model 986 there wasn't that option,  However having found this thread about "soft tops" one of the post pointed out where to find a particular relay block on top of the fuse box,  and if you bent over one of the many pins, number 18 to be precise, it would enable you to retracted or put up the soft top the same as the 987's,  this was a brilliant find not only because it allows you to do this action at any speed, not advisable above 30ish MPH,  but Porsche are selling the relay magic box to do this action at around £300 as an upgrade for the 986's, it only took me 30-45 seconds to get the relay out and bend the pin "job done"  the only thing different is you have to take up the first click on the handbrake to illuminate the handbrake light on the dash board,  that fools the computer into thinking the car is stationary,  and allows the mechanism to carry out the actions, good or what.
 Guvs
 
 Part two:-
 
 The latest on this Mod is if you want to go one step further  on the relay box there is another pin (number 15) that if you open the relay box up and solder a thin piece to wire from that pin to another pin (number 20) it will earth it out  and now you don't have to even pull the handbrake up one click when putting down the top whilst on the move, done!!  also I sent away to America for a one touch switch so I don't have to keep my finger on the button throughout the complete operation of putting the roof down or up now  I find I'm dropping the hood a lot more now I have the "Robo top" (one touch switch) Mod, it's so easy and convenient , I drop the hood on the way out of my estate for a while until I'm about to reach the Dual carriageway  and just flick the button so top up before getting onto it and putting my foot down, at the end of the Dual Carriageway while slowing down for the roundabout to the town center/bypass again one touch and down it comes again, and so on a few more times until I get to my final destination, will have to make sure I oil/grease the hood mechanism a lot more now due to more usage
 Guvs.
 
 Hope the above helps you.
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			Guvs..
 Excellent..Thanks..Much appreciated.
 
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		|  02-19-2012, 04:55 AM | #36 |  
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				Still bend pin 18?
			 
 
			Just to be clear on this all, to get one-touch operation on the move without having to touch the handbrake, I need a Robo-top, to bend pin 18, and solder together pins 15 and 20?  I still need to bend pin 18?
		 
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