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Joules:
Still not enough, for these bloody heatsinks... |
RobWilson:
--- Quote from: wheeltapper on December 29, 2015, 06:21:56 AM ---Hi Rob, I just received another kit for xmas, the component tester. I must be a sucker for punishment :bang: I must say, the assembly instructions are underwhelming to say the least. most of it seems clear enough, did you have any problems assembling yours? cheers Roy. EDIT. I just found an online pdf instruction sheet, it's in chinglish but meh. Roy. --- End quote --- Hi Roy :lol: :lol: :lol: aye there not the best instructions , mine went together with only two problems :zap: , first was a faulty battery lead ,so I had to replace that , and the second was down to me not being able to find the on/off switch :palm: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, you have to press the rotary encoder :bang: My function generator kit arrived today ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it needs a +12 -12 and 5v power supply to run it :zap: Cheers Rob PS John ,Joules I have some 6.3mm carbon arc rods :lol: |
wheeltapper:
--- Quote from: John Rudd on December 29, 2015, 11:21:41 AM --- --- Quote from: wheeltapper on December 29, 2015, 06:21:56 AM --- I must say, the assembly instructions are underwhelming to say the least. most of it seems clear enough, did you have any problems assembling yours? cheers Roy. --- End quote --- Make sure you use a big enough iron with a decent tip but dont overheat the components...... :lol: --- End quote --- no worries there I have a soldering station that goes from 200 to 480 C with a selection of tips. also some 0.46 dia solder. Roy, |
wheeltapper:
Hi Rob which kit did you get, it sounds a bit fussy needing various voltages. do you have a power supply in mind? I know computer power supplies give +12 and +5, I don't know about -12 tho. thanks for the heads up on the battery connector, I'll test mine first, I've ordered the case for it as well but it hasn't arrived yet. Roy. |
RobWilson:
--- Quote from: wheeltapper on December 29, 2015, 01:48:08 PM ---Hi Rob which kit did you get, it sounds a bit fussy needing various voltages. do you have a power supply in mind? I know computer power supplies give +12 and +5, I don't know about -12 tho. thanks for the heads up on the battery connector, I'll test mine first, I've ordered the case for it as well but it hasn't arrived yet. Roy. --- End quote --- Hi Roy Cheers for tip about the computer power supply :thumbup: You going all up market on us and getting the case :clap: :clap: There is a wee circuit diagram for a power supply in the instructions , so now I have the fun of learning about voltage regulators and the likes , just another project :zap: Maybe I should take more notice of what I am actually purchasing , ,,,,,,,,,,,narh I like the letter box Russian roulette :lol: Rob PS Cheers for the tip about the computer power supply :thumbup: |
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