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Electronics Help
What voltage, and current does your light require. That is an optic DC relay (switch) for DC only max 30 volts. -
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What voltage, current are you turning on for your load? That is a DC optic switch for DC only.
What voltage, current are you turning on for your load? That is a DC optic switch for DC only.- tech4
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Two breakers share the same neutral
This was commonly used on kitchen circuits in my area. The tab between the receptacles was broken so the top and bottom receptacle were separated. Then the microwave could be plugged into the top receptacle and the toaster oven in the bottom and both could be run at the same time. The... -
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_Some help understanding my multimeter please.
That is approximately the right readings for a 6 v coil but also check between each connector and the outside case. There should not be any continuity between the case and the connections. From Google Normal DC resistance readings for a 6-volt ignition coil typically fall within the following... -
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The one time
I don't know what system you are using, but the simplest thing to do is turn the power off of your modem/router, wait a few minutes, and then power it back on. See if your Wi-Fi is working. If that does not work, call your provider. -
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Voltage regulator
Here is what EBay says about it. https://www.ebay.com/itm/151209820164 -
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I have a garage door opener that is 35 years old
I noticed the 2 black wires are twisted together but I don't see how the wires are connected to common? How can current flow to the sensors? -
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I have a garage door opener that is 35 years old
Yes, sunlight can interfere with garage door sensors, as the sun's infrared light can overpower the sensors' infrared signals, causing the door to malfunction or not close. (from google) -
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I have a garage door opener that is 35 years old
Here is another video that shows that it is more than just current and resistance. -
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I have a garage door opener that is 35 years old
I don't think it is controlled by simple resistance, but a 32KHz signal is internally generated. Most of those sensors work with different brands and models. There is a good explanation on youtube -
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Ting electrical monitor
Ting monitors your power and does not control or act as a circuit breaker. The Ting is plugged into a standard 3-prong electrical receptacle and is logged into your Wi-Fi network. It is monitored at a remote location. You can also see the state of the monitor with an app on your phone. As I... -
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Ting electrical monitor
I had never heard of Ting and looked it up on Google. The main advantage of Ting is it can detect arcing in your electrical system. Arcing is the source of many house fires. Most codes require Arc Fault circuit breakers in bedrooms today and some include the whole house. I would certainly... -
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GPS maybe a tool ??
You can go to this site for instructions on installing updates on a Garmin Garmin Updates Just for information - Anyone who has an iPhone can download a free app called WAZE that makes your iPhone work as a GPS and will load Bluetooth into the newer vehicles with a screen. I like it better... -
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Not a What's-It. Maybe a Why-For?
Most of the old TV repairmen used a double-adjustable wrench in the disassembly of the cabinets and chassis. There was a mix of 3/8 and 7/16 nuts and bolts. One end was set for 7/16 and the other 3/8. You only needed one wrench in your tube caddy.
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