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Martaine2005 reacted to SandWiz's post in the thread Cat door sensor jammed by steel (metal) enforced wall with
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I'll definitely post pictures tomorrow so you can see it clearly 😊🙏 Thanks Martaine -
SSandWiz replied to the thread Cat door sensor jammed by steel (metal) enforced wall.I'll definitely post pictures tomorrow so you can see it clearly 😊🙏 Thanks Martaine
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SSandWiz reacted to Martaine2005's post in the thread Cat door sensor jammed by steel (metal) enforced wall with Like.
RFID!. Interesting. You said it works about 50mm (5cm) away from the door. I would first try a plastic barrier. A half inch (1/2”)...
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Martaine2005 replied to the thread Cat door sensor jammed by steel (metal) enforced wall.RFID!. Interesting. You said it works about 50mm (5cm) away from the door. I would first try a plastic barrier. A half inch (1/2”)...
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SSandWiz replied to the thread Cat door sensor jammed by steel (metal) enforced wall.Ohhh sounds interesting!! Our model is the sureflap. Its a chip reader. I could post some more pics tomorrow 😊 This one: SureFlap...
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SSandWiz reacted to Martaine2005's post in the thread Cat door sensor jammed by steel (metal) enforced wall with Like.
The electronics are in the front, not the tunnel section you put foil over. Also, adding foil is doing the same thing as the metal...
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MHello, This is my first time posting here 🙂 I joined the forum to ask a question about ECU repair. My Bosch MP5.2 ECU is defective...
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Martaine2005 replied to the thread Cat door sensor jammed by steel (metal) enforced wall.The electronics are in the front, not the tunnel section you put foil over. Also, adding foil is doing the same thing as the metal...
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GGrahamHarrison posted the thread Anyone identify this connector? in Datasheets, Manuals and Component Identification.Hi All - I wonder if anyone can identify this connector. It is a 51-way SM display ribbon connector on the main board of a Panasonic...
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VVictorZhang_PCB replied to the thread Which MCU do you prefer — ESP32 / STM32 / RP2040 / Arduino?.I agree with your point of view, especially since ESP32 and STM32 have obvious differences in their intended use.
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VVictorZhang_PCB reacted to rachna062's post in the thread Which MCU do you prefer — ESP32 / STM32 / RP2040 / Arduino? with Like.
I don’t think there’s a single “best” MCU — it really depends on what stage you’re at and what you’re building. For basic projects or...
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Minder replied to the thread Ignition coil....There is also the later version, used at present on modern auto's, the primary is isolated from the secondary, know as waste spark versions. -
crutschow replied to the thread Ignition coil....Doubt that you get more than a few hundred volts at 60Hz, which likely is not enough to go through the hair to skin of most animals... -
SSandWiz replied to the thread Cat door sensor jammed by steel (metal) enforced wall.I guess it s protection. Probably an insurance issue. But the whole idea was to try and find out if it could be done without replacing...
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Externet replied to the thread Ignition coil....Thanks. Editing: Yes, at 60Hz. Will it jump 60Hz sparks a reasonable gap not being pulsed DC ? Would it be useable as to electrify...
