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  1. kellys_eye

    Need Advice on this project

    To try to do this to the accuracy a machine table requires using an accelerometer is futile. Forget it. Use capacitive coupling or capacitive scales - even an optical strip arrangement would be better than anything an accelerometer could deliver. You're setting yourself up to fail.
  2. kellys_eye

    Vizio s3851w-d4 power supply schematics

    It's more likely to be the capacitor to the right of this transformer that needs changing: Looks suspiciously 'bulging' to me - a common cause of faults like yours. There may by other dud parts but the capacitor needs changing anyway. Post close up image of this area, top and bottom of board.
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    Component Identification

    Replace it with a 470k 1/4watt resistor (yellow, violet, yellow) and I think you'll find the neon works perfectly ok.
  4. kellys_eye

    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    Post the schematic of the supply circuit.
  5. kellys_eye

    Matrox triplehead2go power problem

    Fault-finding that board is going to be a nightmare/impossible other than checking for the main device voltage rails. You have a 5V supply from the USB port that is converted to 'various' other supplies for the other components on there and, in the main, it's either a 1.5V, 1.8V or a 3.3V...
  6. kellys_eye

    Testing Oddball MOSFETs

    ISTR you actually fitted those devices before I pointed out the pin assignment was incorrect. If you actually powered up then you *****d them immediately. Unless you have good reason for needing identical pinouts then simply bending the leads up and cross-soldering them to the CORRECT pads...
  7. kellys_eye

    What is this Soft SMD Standoff?

    Is it a component? A 45 degree view might help. It could just be a pressure pad to relieve flexing on the board? I can't see any solder pads or tracks to it.
  8. kellys_eye

    Motorola Transistor Replacement

    Such transistors may be Darlingtons as well as conventional so care must be taken to ensure you get the right replacement. The schematic would reveal the 'type' (Darlington or not) but such components are rated in single-digit amps and around 10-30W dissipation a la BD139/140...
  9. kellys_eye

    Component Identification

    Very likely to be a resistor as these are used in series with neon indicators. You are SURE it's a neon indicator though? Due to the extremely low current consumption of the neon it is likely that your meter has made a significant effect on your voltage readings hence them being out of kilter...
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    Matrox triplehead2go power problem

    Show clearer pictures of the area around the USB socket (top and bottom of board).
  11. kellys_eye

    Please can someone tell me how to repair this voltage meter

    It will cost more to fix than it would to purchase a new one.
  12. kellys_eye

    Matrox triplehead2go power problem

    Have you tried using a different USB port or via a powered hub?
  13. kellys_eye

    Ideas to start my project.

    #2 is often covered by measuring cabin CO2 content.
  14. kellys_eye

    Is it possible for a MOSFET to work intermittently?

    More chance it's a dodgy spark plug.
  15. kellys_eye

    Looking for a Mentor - Yamaha CA-800

    I presume you're referring to F701 and F702 (from page 10)?
  16. kellys_eye

    Denon AVR-1912 E2/EA

    The common denominator is obviously the power supply. This should be readily separable and still be 'connectible' to the main unit as there will only be a couple of output voltages/rails. If you can be more specific about the fault symptoms this may also assist. But given that such units...
  17. kellys_eye

    elastomeric Zebra connectors

    Trimming them so the edges are parallel my prove difficult but not impossible. Using strips with differing pitch would be preferred as equal pitch strips WOULD require careful alignment.
  18. kellys_eye

    8 to 1 scart switch

    The parallel solution was what I initially proposed (but requiring the /EN signals from a 3-of-8 decoder).
  19. kellys_eye

    8 to 1 scart switch

    If you wish to cascade them then the 'parallel' solution proffered is not required and cascading seems perfectly 'do-able'.
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