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  1. Martaine2005

    Kustom double barrel guitar amp help

    Yes, exactly that simple. No rotary additions as changing lamps suffices. The ‘boo boo’ is not pressing the rocker switches ‘home’ yet. The front panel was a retro 80s 4 channel disco light and still required cleaning of pencil marks. The case was an 80s CB radio power supply. I like to use...
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    welding pit

    Google translate says “soldare”. Sal-da- re
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    Wanted: Accessories for multimeter

    This page may be of use to you Martin
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    Need help with a failed controller for a treadmill.

    I think you may need to look into the quantum realm. Are the possible magnets and or counter weight in the pulley loose?. Can you remove them?. Have they or just one possibly fell out and was re-inserted backwards?. Martin
  5. Martaine2005

    Make a mobile internal storage a removable storage ?

    If you mean a laptop (mobile) internal HDD to removeable?. Yes. But is that what you mean? Martin
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    Quick n Dirty answer needed

    That is a battery symbol. The arrows (triangles) are 9v positive rail. The gnd symbol is the negative rail. It’s simpler to do it that way or you’ll end up with a confusing spaghetti junction!. So all + are connected to battery positive. All - to battery negative. Martin
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    Kustom double barrel guitar amp help

    Your guess would be correct. Martin
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    Kustom double barrel guitar amp help

    EDIT: I presume you checked the lead?
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    Kustom double barrel guitar amp help

    Ok, that is the supply fuse. Connect an incandescent lamp across it’s connections (remove fuse). Power up the transformer with secondaries disconnected. If you can’t do the lamp, try it with another fuse. Worst that will happen is it’ll blow again. Verifying a faulty transformer. Martin
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    Kustom double barrel guitar amp help

    The thermal fuse in the secondary is 130 degree C. I would think the winding insulation needs removing to replace it. I don’t think he’s done that as I would hope he would have mentioned that. The transformer is more than likely ok. Martin
  11. Martaine2005

    Kustom double barrel guitar amp help

    I agree with @duke37 regarding lamp limiter, checking bridge rectifier and powering the transformer with secondaries disconnected. If everything checks out thus far, check the 7815 and 7915 regulators for a short. And duke37 said that too (stabilizers). Martin
  12. Martaine2005

    My electronics workshop

    I think it looks great and you need a white lab coat too. Don’t worry, after two or three projects, it will look more realistic. Your favourite psu leads, favourite couple of multimeters, breadboards, wires etc will all be in close proximity of your favourite sitting spot. Show us a video in...
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    Power supply downgrade

    I can’t say specifcally, but most cams that I have are powered by 9-12 volts. If yours specifies 6volts, try a 5 volt usb power bank first. You might be surprised how well it works. Martin
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    Power supply downgrade

    What are you trying to power with 6v?. There are many situations that over voltage or under voltage will work just fine. Some Circuits have a working input voltage of between 3-18 volts. Some 6v circuits will be quite happy with 5 volts. If there is a regulator in circuit, the input voltage will...
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    Question about rgb leds

    Use a pencil and paper, draw your connections, take a photo and post it here or copy and paste it here. Martin
  16. Martaine2005

    Bush DAB Auxiliary Input

    AUX are for audio inputs. ie Mp3, phone, CD, cassette etc. Martin
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    Bush DAB Auxiliary Input

    Sometimes they have the AUX input on the front panel. It would resemble a headphone jack. Martin
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    What is a jumper cap and when do I use them?

    Also, a lot of breadboard power supplies use shorting caps for choosing output voltage ie 3.3 or 5v. I’ve always called them jumpers. Cheap online DIY circuit kits like scopes, resistance decade boards and sig/func generators have them for changing values. Martin
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