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  1. Martaine2005

    Electronics sourcing help

    Hi Euan, where are you in this www.world?. I have plenty of SMD components I would gladly donate. Martin
  2. Martaine2005

    I'm a newbie woodworker. My other hobby is quantum emergence.

    I thought it was song lyrics. I was trying to put a tune to it. Stick to woodworking but try a different ‘route’r:)
  3. Martaine2005

    What incandescent lamp wattage to buy for PSU troubleshooting ?

    Sounds like the OP wants to make a current limiter. I have two 100W bulbs in parallel and individually switched. Normally only require 100W but sometimes swap one for a 60W. Each DUT (device under test) requires a certain current to switch on. If 60W doesn’t allow the DUT to turn on with limited...
  4. Martaine2005

    Check individual cells of a car battery.

    He did dunk in and read the cells voltages plus put the probe on the cell itself. There wasn’t any significant voltage difference. Mind you, being a scaredy cat, I didn’t stand too close. It just didn’t seem right or safe to do. As a kid I would have definitely tried this had I known about it...
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    Check individual cells of a car battery.

    Hi guys n girls, A guy at work checked a car battery in a way that I’ve never seen before. He attached a scrap of metal rod to his multimeter probe and dunked it in each wet cell while holding the other probe on the batteries external post connection. Then proceeded to dunk his probes in two...
  6. Martaine2005

    Poor connection made when flexing the PCB

    May also help to put pressure on each component when checking. The dry/cracked joint may show its ugly head sooner. Martin
  7. Martaine2005

    Door King 1830-01 POTS telephone hum prevents data send/receive.

    Sounds like a power supply issue or even dirty connections. Filter caps would be my first suspicion, but I don’t know if the unit is line (tel) powered or mains powered. Check the GROUND connections too, as often these deteriorate/oxidise on external metal/clad housings. Martin
  8. Martaine2005

    Curious?

    I think it’s useful having threads ‘read only’ that have been solved. It’s good information for anyone having the same or similar issues. Or anyone that purely enjoys a read with a solution. Martin
  9. Martaine2005

    PROMAX AE-566

    @Promax22 What have you got available?. The thread starters text is in English, why respond in Italian? Martin
  10. Martaine2005

    Panasonic tv on timer

    I think the OP is concerned about standby current consumption. Although, most TVs won’t turn on when connected to a mains supply. They usually go into standby mode awaiting a signal from the TVs remote. Martin
  11. Martaine2005

    Panasonic tv on timer

    The simplest solution is to change your manual plug in timer for a newer plug in remote timer/on/off module plug. Many variations of this ‘home automation’ plug in style are available. It will mean having two remotes though, one for mains power (timer/on/off) and the original TV remote. Martin
  12. Martaine2005

    Two Questions About Identifying a Mfgr from logo, and the proper name for IC socket type

    The IC socket might be a Winslow or Mill Max type/style. No idea what the logo is. Have you checked the ‘Resources’ section in the forum?. A few years back, a couple of forum members put together a great list of manufacturers and their logos. Martin
  13. Martaine2005

    Receiver DENON AVR-4520CI without sound and heating the power outputs.

    DENON AVR-4520CI receiver without sound and heating of power outputs. Sometimes the receiver works perfectly when it warms up after 1 or 2 hours of operation, when touching the volume it simply activates the protection and no more sound comes out. When it presents the defect without sound, it...
  14. Martaine2005

    I'm Back - Lost Soul From electronicspoint

    Welcome back, glad you found it. Martin
  15. Martaine2005

    Philips TV no power 22pft4031/05

    First, check whether voltages are present. Then check for open circuit diodes on the power supply. Martin
  16. Martaine2005

    House vs apartment

    Repairs at night? Or sweet nothings?.
  17. Martaine2005

    Modding a lamp

    Use upward of 200 Ohms. @bertus gave you the formula above. The max current for your LED is probably 25mA. But it all depends on the required brightness. Try a 1K resistor and see if the brightness is acceptable. If not, come down in value and see what brightness you prefer. Martin
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