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  1. Martaine2005

    Black and Decker 20V DC Lithium Sweeper Circuit Board Repair - Help.

    Without a clearer photo and no response from the op, who knows.. Possibly even unpopulated pads. Probably not though due to burn marks. You have been asked several questions, please answer them. Martin
  2. Martaine2005

    Machine Tool Repair

    It appears this thread has a twin sister..and answered... Martin
  3. Martaine2005

    design of short circuit indicator using neon for domestic distribution board

    That is where a qualified electrician or good electrical experience comes into play. But the breaker has done it's job!. It would simply be a matter of investigation and/or a process of elimination. By first disconnecting the load and tying the breaker again. You wont need an indicator, you...
  4. Martaine2005

    design of short circuit indicator using neon for domestic distribution board

    I think @Bluejets was asking for more specific information like: 1. What do you mean by permanent? 2. Built into the consumer unit? 3. A device for plugging into domestic outlets? 4. Testing for short circuit of what? 5. Live and neutral reversed? 6. Live and earth fault? etc etc etc Be more...
  5. Martaine2005

    Is this a screen issue or another issue?

    I am only in my early 50s. Is this going to happen to me too?:eek: Martin
  6. Martaine2005

    12 MHz oscillator with a Voltage range 120V

    Also been more than a year since the last post on this thread :D Martin
  7. Martaine2005

    What is this unit ?

    @Joey4208 If you're still interested in finding out.....Take more pictures of back, sides and the joypad. Make sure all writing, logos and any labels on the backs are clear and readable. Also any input/output connections be clear and hopefully identifiable. Your picture doesn't tell us much...
  8. Martaine2005

    Thoughts About e-Fence

    Last paragraph in first section of the link says...... "Get a fence system for your pet that you can rely on… get an underground dog fence.".. Hence my reply..:cool: Martin
  9. Martaine2005

    Help with a circuit.

    That's what I said @73's de Edd . Only as usual, you put it much better than I did.:p Martin
  10. Martaine2005

    Help with a circuit.

    Hehehehehe, I finally worked out how you wired it...:D Key sw on, Rot pos 1. The voltmeter and green led are in series to pole A. Way 1 being negative. Way 2 when through toggle switch puts the red led in series with the voltmeter and green led and back to negative connected to Way 1. So in pos...
  11. Martaine2005

    Help with a circuit.

    That rotary switch looks like a single pole. 'A' is it's only pole. This should be the common positive terminal. Then 1,2,3,4...etc are switched by turning the knob. Then you can control what you want to turn on. The negative should not be on the rotary switch. Have a separate connector inside...
  12. Martaine2005

    Help with a circuit.

    Also, give us a close up of the rotary switch markings.. EDIT: Tell us what you want to do with all these switches and LEDs. That might be a lot quicker to help and answer you Martin
  13. Martaine2005

    Help with a circuit.

    OK, wow. I can see power coming through the key switch in series with the voltmeter and LED and then to the rotary switch. Still in series to a toggle switch then through another LED and another toggle switch back to the rotary switch..... Forget the rest for now, where does the black wire...
  14. Martaine2005

    Help with a circuit.

    I just tried to draw this by the description:eek:. And I don't understand how any of it is actually working... Best wait the circuit diagram I think...:p Also, what voltage are you trying to measure? Just the input voltage? As @davenn has already pointed out, you will need current limiting...
  15. Martaine2005

    Repairing an old radiation detector.

    I would urge you to get a second 'expert' opinion....:cool: Well they are clearly NOT working fine....Did you read post #10? Electrolytic caps do dry out and or leak. Some go dead short. Some restorers wont turn on old equipment until they have first re-capped it. It can save other component...
  16. Martaine2005

    Hook double horn to separate or single relay

    @Bluejets makes a very good point. Edit: posted an image but lost it:rolleyes: I will post it later Martin
  17. Martaine2005

    How would a twisted pair effect a signal

    There is definitely a twisted pair or two in my car tonight....Geeshh....Go farkle.
  18. Martaine2005

    How would a twisted pair effect a signal

    Hops , you are incredible. your knowledge with the English language and your knowledge of electronics....I read every post you write. You never confuse, just takes a while to 'Google' what you mean..:D Martin
  19. Martaine2005

    10.7 MHz oscillator with transistor

    What is a dedicated 10.7Mhz transmitter for? You have been asking different questions in different thread/posts. Simple test equipment can supply your 10.7Mhz Martin
  20. Martaine2005

    How would a twisted pair effect a signal

    I too had to look up 'farkle'. @hevans1944 always does this in most of his posts. I have read the dictionary more times than 'The Art Of Electronics' thanks to his posts... He is stalling me.....:p Martin
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