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Worst case scenario I fry the ECU. Got an extra..... <rtellason@...> wrote: position carrying Sensor source not amperage

I am attempting to use a DC motor off of a treadmill. The treadmill was working correctly but the console failed. The motor is a DC motor and uses a Minarik speed controller. It's labeled as a

If the age of the supply (and the replacement, if it's not of new manufacture) is an issue here then the problem is likely to be one of bad capacitors, that cause the voltage to not come up quick

A resistor. In my original circuit it was a resistor and an LED. A r

Bob Hyland-PMP wrote: I had a similar issue with one of my old computers. I have a mid-80's vintage Radio Shack TRS80 model 4 computer here that I was having power supply issues with. The little power

follows: You use to get The LED is are off. When turned forward-biased in one I'm having a heck of a time visualizing this circuit. What is connected between the collectors and Vcc? What drives the

Ok, then you probably had a less than optimum connection to that point, and the use of the switch gives you a better one. If the voltages all seem to be within spec you might be lucking out there.

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On Friday 12 May 2006 08:14 pm, rtstofer wrote: > So, you want to get 3 states (RED, GREEN, OFF) from a single binary > digit? As long as the signal is binary, you can't do that. > > If you define the

John, As far as the feedback loop I was planning on putting the discharge filter after the discharge capacitor (680uF) which also puts it after the feedback loop. As far as radio interference, I

Start with Jameco check this part, 207597 probably not the right one, but it will get you to the catalogue page that has the proper ones. Dave

--- "Roy J. Tellason" <rtellason@...> wrote: ~6W) say it's Ok. However, there does not seem to be a 3.5 V supply; just 5, 12, GNF, -5 & -12. right now.

--- "glitz486" <glitz486@...> wrote: is to similar Thank you all for the concepts. I broke down and got 2 NC switches from the shack. Saved the brain bleed while I worked through the issues, tested,

<leon.heller@...> wrote: the chip is a mpxhz6115ac6t1

Daniel Nicoson wrote: (snip) Sounds like you are erasing broadcast band radio for a few block radius.

--- In Electronics_101@..., "rtstofer" <rstofer@...> wrote: > > --- In Electronics_101@..., "wo6ody" <W6oody@> wrote: > > > > Not sure if my other post was created

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This just has to be a homework problem! Nobody would really want to do this... So, you want to get 3 states (RED, GREEN, OFF) from a single binary digit? As long as the signal is binary, you can't do

Not sure if my other post was created successfully, but i added Prob should add that the LED is a two pin variety L-57EGW http://www.fush.lv/Kingbright/Data/L-57.pdf And that I can only spare on