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    Question contact slot and contact conector snes

    The socket and the edge connector that fits into it will both have their own specification for 'number of insertions'. You will need to seek the data from the socket manufacturer to find out the details.
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    Unknown capacitor.

    I'd guess at 24V. Are there any other devices that have particular operating voltages such as a relay etc? 24V because a 25V capacitor would be too close and the next 'level' up would be the 50V device.
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    Unknown capacitor.

    The manufacturers will have a comprehensive datasheet explaining the whole marking sequence. Most users will get by with the value/voltage alone. I note that he capacitor is an X2 class though (Google it!) You might get clue as to zener rating from the voltage rating of any smoothing...
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    New components tests, vs Old components tests

    I wondered if anyone would catch that! Well spotted :p
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    what is the different between speaker wire and power wire

    Power wire will have insulation to suit the voltage in use. The wire you use for solar panels will depend on the current, voltage and length. You can parallel cables to increase the current handling capacity.
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    remove led from uln2003 driver

    Just remove them.
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    New components tests, vs Old components tests

    ISTR = I seem to recall standard internet shorthand.
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    Proper switches circuit breakers & fuses for a 60VDC system

    Simple fuses will work and automotive HRC fuses (as used in high power amplifier fittings in cars). Voltages up to 60V DC are considered 'ELV' and any equipment specified for use with ELV will work. Since all you need to do is 'protect' rather than 'control' isn't the on/off function provided...
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    New components tests, vs Old components tests

    ISTR that the OP uses one of those Chinese component testers - I know from experience that they tend to show triacs as a low-ohm resistor whether or not they are good/bad. Those testers are not suited to this type of component.
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    Help measuring resistance of fuse with this multimeter

    What does that prove? If the battery is connected you will be putting 12V across your meter (on the continuity range) if the load is shorted (the reason a fuse would blow) and if the battery is disconnected you won't measure anything - fault or not. You can certainly check for 12V on one side...
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    Advice needed for 6V to 12V conversion, Ride on kids car

    10s? With 18650's you're looking at 40+ volts on the motor!!!! Those toys are usually 12V (it doesn't say) - are you sure you know what you're doing?
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    Help measuring resistance of fuse with this multimeter

    Yes, the probes as shown and the meter on that range.
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    Telephony in Australia - questions re circuits of 600 series connectors

    Purposely I suggest. I have used (home/business) telephone exchanges where the exchange-connected phones used the 'crossed' wires whereas other phones not on the exchange used 'uncrossed'. Made for some confusion when trying to use the domestic phones on the exchange. That said, the exchange...
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    Help measuring resistance of fuse with this multimeter

    It asks to measure the resistance that is any where between 0Ω and 2Ω. That's 1Ω PLUS (or MINUS) 1 ohm. On your particular meter you would use the 400cCC range, short the two probes together and see if the display shows '0' - it probably won't but that's not a problem. Whatever your meter...
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    Softeen 500W Led Fog Machine with Lights, circuit board has melted and I need help identifying it

    Try the manufacturers of course. I asked those particular questions to try to establish what it was the board actually outputted because if replacement boards are not available (and if this one is not repairable) then you could find an alternative device (board, module, whatever) that provided...
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    Measuring DC amps with a digital multimeter

    My suggestion would be that it's a cheap meter. Sadly you can be encouraged to purchase cheap (but useless) meters when there are actually some very good 'cheap' multimeters out there - like the AN8008 for example has had 'rave' reviews for its functionality and practicality.
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    Motorised TV Bracket Remote Control Receiver

    I get the impression that the box is capable of learning an 'unused' TV remote control button-press and use that to raise/lower the TV set. Is that correct? Worse case is that you could fit a simple switch to replace the 'black box' but there are many remote control switches available these...
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    Unknown capacitor.

    You're reading the wrong line. 1. there is no standard value of 6.5nf 2. I read the SECOND line as "U68 (0.68μF), J (5% tolerance) and 250 (250V)" although the 250 could be 350??? F1 is something I haven't decoded yet (probably its 'class'). 3. The meter reading shows 680nF (which is...
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