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  1. Martaine2005

    Potentiometer identification

    Sure looks like you got that info correct but it’s 1, 0 & 3 x 0’s. 10000 (10kΩ) trimmer pot. Order them from a reputable source. Or your ‘guardian’ may wander.. This is a plane! Not a toy. Although, I’m sure your assorted pack will work just fine. KT & Bourn? No idea. Somebody here will know...
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    Carbon ribbon cable repair

    Looks like he’s pretty good!:) Martin
  3. Martaine2005

    Graphic equalizer

    Ah ok, they are electrolytic caps. First time hearing that they look like a can of soup!.They have a dark/black line identifying the negative side. Polarity will be the same as the schematic, (-) from selector and (+) to EQ input. Same for each channel. If you add the RCAs, (+) to centre pins...
  4. Martaine2005

    Graphic equalizer

    Welcome back Capt Ken (Ken J). A ceramic disc OR can type? A ceramic and electrolytic are very different. Electros are polarised and ceramics are not. Which is it you require?. Shielded cable will be connected to ground. Normally at both ends but on occasion, only one end is grounded. You’ll...
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    Yamaha sub with bar speakers, when turn on power, 3 seconds it turn off, again the same every time.

    There must be a short circuit somewhere. Double check the speaker wires. Even a single strand will short it out. Or it’s a little more involved with either power supply or output components. Probably the latter. Martin
  6. Martaine2005

    Grounding a Ham Antenna

    Yeah, SDS drill makes easy work of it even through hardcore substrates. Obviously not as violent or quick as a jackhammer. Martin
  7. Martaine2005

    Auto Battery Charger Blowing Fuses

    Was the RV battery connected in circuit with both chargers connected to it? Not a good idea for the future. Martin
  8. Martaine2005

    Combining multiple power sources

    If the diodes are series connected to each 5V supply, Only the highest voltage supply will be present and block the lower voltages. Then as that voltage drops, the next highest voltage will supply and so on. That’s if I understood correctly of course?. Martin
  9. Martaine2005

    cfi chirps every 50 seconds..

    Lol. Even my bad hearing would have homed into a beeping drawer. Anyway, glad you found the culprit. Martin
  10. Martaine2005

    The emitter has a higher potential than base ! How?

    Some would say current controlled! But let’s not go there.. Martin
  11. Martaine2005

    LED Array question

    Very unlikely or very lucky to find matching LEDs. That is why a resistor should be used to limit current on each parallel LED. If one LED fails, the rest will follow. Martin
  12. Martaine2005

    LED Array question

    What is the max forward current of each LED? If 20mA - 30mA, then 56mA will destroy them. You have two choices, rewire the circuit or change the resistor. But parallel circuits require a resistor for each LED. Series circuits can use one Resistor. A 9V (pp3) battery won’t last long at all. You’d...
  13. Martaine2005

    cfi chirps every 50 seconds..

    Sounds like you mean an audible GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter)?. These emit a high pitch tone, not low as you stated. But I suppose different manufacturers may use a low tone. They are designed to emit a tone when the circuit is interrupted so that you know the fridge freezer is off...
  14. Martaine2005

    DC-DC converter

    You don’t connect AC to a DC to DC converter. Martin
  15. Martaine2005

    I am new to this forum..

    @Harald Kapp @davenn @bertus Hopefully a moderator can help you with finding ‘your’ posts on your account. I know I can do it on a computer but not sure how on my phone. Regarding the error, 404 is normally an unavailable page. But an error will also be shown if a picture is uploaded that is...
  16. Martaine2005

    Pioneer SX-535 has no sound and 1 to 2 volts dc at the speaker binding posts

    Could be output components failing. AC coupling cap leaky? What is the voltage with speakers (load) connected?. Check rail voltages and any DC offset. Martin
  17. Martaine2005

    High power PSU have more extra transformers than the main one

    I’m not really sure I understand the question. But I’ll try. Many power supplies output different fixed voltages so there will be different types of internal transformers for each output. And different power supplies also have circuitry that requires different voltages. This could be 12V, 5V...
  18. Martaine2005

    Wireless doorbell chime - no sound

    If the receiver (chime) is mains powered, check the power supply. My ex wife had this very issue last year. It was (one) capacitor. It’s still happily chiming away now. Martin
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