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  1. kellys_eye

    Any idea why this PA on switch is tripping my fusebox?

    Potentially - Our system is 230V-based so the situation you have would result in only HALF the current levels (in my country) that you experience (twice the voltage means half the current) and perhaps, as a result, wouldn't be an issue for us using a 'b' type MCB. Changing to a 'c' type will...
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    Kyocera developer (DV-540) density sensor voltage range

    ...or circumvent the methods used to try to stop you using aftermarket cartridges. Why do you try to hide your ultimate aim? I don't have a problem with this - go ahead and break the restrictions! But I very much doubt there is any information anywhere that is going to help you - certainly we...
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    Kyocera developer (DV-540) density sensor voltage range

    Whatever it takes for the system to detect it's a genuine toner cartridge...... Since you have the equipment at hand why don't you just adjust the voltage until you lose the error message?
  4. kellys_eye

    Any idea why this PA on switch is tripping my fusebox?

    Is there any other spec on the MCB? They usually have an A, B, C etc suffix that specifies the type of load that it can handle without nuisance tripping. Here in the UK our MCBs are usually 'C'-rated that allow for large inrush currents as would be caused by refrigerators or other large...
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    Yusynth metaliser

    Have you read the thread?
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    Driving a 1930s multimeter / voltmeter dial from a software controlled source

    Send the Raspi output to a simple op-amp configured non-inverting multiplier (x2.4-ish) to get 0-8V. Don't bother with the 240V option as it requires dangerous voltage levels at aren't actually required for your application.
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    Delco Radio CDM Troubleshooting and Component Identification

    The power switch itself won't operate the relay directly. Quite often this activates a 'wake up' signal to the CPU that itself activates the relay but you could at least measure the voltages on the relay contacts as you activate it and look for a volt-drop - which would prove the relay contacts...
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    MTS-165 not working

    I'd say it's faulty.
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    Germanium power transistors

    I'm not familiar with the sub-numbering system you refer to but such differences are usually related to the gain of the device. If it's used in a power supply (series regulator) then gain isn't an issue so either device would work. Double check that the differences aren't down to pin out...
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    A system for Charging two separate batteries alternately

    Two diodes will do it. Google 'split battery charging' - it's basically two diodes (suitably rated) in a single package. Charging power in on one terminal, one battery connected to each of the other two terminals. There are many kits available to do this too.
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    Delco Radio CDM Troubleshooting and Component Identification

    Correct. You can easily Google part numbers to ascertain a devices function. We do! This isn't exactly perfect - I'd expect a 'good' battery to deliver 12.6V with the vehicle at rest and rise to 14V when charging (engine running). If you can run the unit on the workbench you could simulate...
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    Marantz 2230B with Weak FM

    Sounds to me more like an alignment issue. The tuned circuits in the IF and detector stages seem 'off'. This isn't an easy fix for the uninitiated and may require test equipment you don't have BUT it's sometimes possible to do a basic realignment by 'ear' and tune each circuit for maximum...
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    Need simple circuit for external power bank level indicator

    A very simple comparator circuit with a variable set-point would suffice. Power it from a push button that only works when the equipment is powered (so you are measuring the battery state under load) and the LED can be set to light when the voltage has fallen to a level that you determine is...
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    Home Based Income as an Electronics Hobbyist

    We've given you as much help on this as we can - it would be nice to hear some of your own thoughts on the comments made and maybe something more of your own skill set? Fault location and repair is a 'skill' as much as it is reliant on knowing the theory - using the various senses to detect...
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    Sony LBT-V302 power supply to record deck

    Have you checked the drive belt? Simple stretching caused by carting the thing around could be the cause.
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    Delco Radio CDM Troubleshooting and Component Identification

    As mentioned and re-iterated by others, the SYMPTOMS point to the keypad and/or the communications link between the keys and the main unit. The keypad will be scanned electronically and converted to a serial data stream - same as the information coming back from the control unit to the display...
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    Home Based Income as an Electronics Hobbyist

    :D sorry - I don't do tips! I've had customers wanting to pay me for my recipes and I refuse point blank! When I eventually give this part of my life a rest (couple of years time) I intend to write a book about the adventure we had creating our business and it will, of course, include all the...
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    Any Advantages of Tubes (Valves) Over Solid State & Microelectronics?

    Do you know of any that do continuous output rather than pulsed (where the effective power is a LOT less).
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    Bose QC35 | No Audio on the left side

    Measure across D+ and D- (the wire going to the actual speaker) for continuity. Could be that the speaker coil has gone open circuit which fits with the symptoms you described.
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