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My father use to use an RF signal Generator to Mess with me when I was playing my Radio too loud. He would block the signal and all I could get was a tone.

Yes if the supply voltage is AC not DC. I have used 24 vac to get 220vac this way Also 120v input and I got 240v out. DC will not work unless you pulse it and send it thru.

I have a Tech Note. ST20-TP2X50_Tech_Note.pdf

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This is good for a crystal radio and other radio equipment but ib little gadgets it is not needed. Ac Equipment like Satalite Recievers Cable Boxes Telephone Systems Ect. Need to be Earth Grounded. Check out this Link http://www.ee.upenn.edu/rca/instruments/misctutorials/Ground/grd.html

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They are also Known as MOVs Metal Oxide Varible Resistor oe Syrge suppressor Here is some Info on both. You can get an MOV at Radio Shack. http://www.meritekusa.com/productshow.php?ID=52&type=pdf http://www.inter-technical.com/index.php?page=products&manfilter=TKS&typefilter=&sterm=GetAllElements&rpage=3 http://www.inter-technical.com/datasheets/TVR_Varistor-Surge_Protection.pdf http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&product%5Fid=276-568 http://support.radioshack.com/support_supplies/doc38/38010.htm

1SS82 = Manufacturer Part No. 1SS82 NTE Part No. NTE552 http://www.nteinc.com/specs/500to599/pdf/nte552.pdf ECG522=1S1834 1N4937 1SS82 = sk9000 1N4933 GI ECG552 SK9000 50PIV, 1a Fast Sw. Si Diode 1N4936 GI NTE552 SK9000 400PIV, 1a Fast Sw. Si Diode http://www.geocities.com/rxtxtubes/pa00036.htm EMX-300 103-131 113397 139706 1N4305 1N916 1S1555 1S1585 1S1588 1S2076 1S2473 1S276A 1SS133 1SS53 1SS54 1SS84 MA150 MA170 MA171 1N4548 1N456A 1N914 ECG177 1N4450 1N4148 http://matthieu.benoit.free.fr/cross/1n_.htm http://www.rangeraudio.com/stock1.htm

here is what I found so far. 1SS82 = EMX-300 http://www.rangeraudio.com/stock1.htm

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You can download most of them at www.datasheetcatalog.com 74SeriesTTL.pdf

Why not use a Timer to stop the Screw from turning after a certain time.. Use an adjustable Delayed off timer and just keep weighing the powder until you get the desired weight for the time you set. Then it will dispense the powder according to the limit you set.

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