nuckolls.bob(at)aeroelect Guest
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Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 8:38 am Post subject: Battery capacity tester-was flyback diode, now clock sour |
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Quote: | I went ahead and added the coil diode per yours and Bob's advice. As
for the clock, I gave up on finding an AC clock. I didn't want an
AC dependent time piece anyway. I just piggy-backed an 8V regulator
(MC7808C) I had on hand and a couple of resistors for a voltage
divider to give me a regulated 1.8 volt supply that seems to work
just fine with the quartz clock I got at Goodwill for $1.
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Good workaround . . .
Quote: | Boy, that 55W light bulb sure gets warm after a few minutes. I bet
a big ol' heat sink and a surplus computer cooling fan would
probably extend bulb life. Back to the workbench!
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Yeah, they do. Not sure how you would heat sink
it . . . most of the energy is radiated. But a fan
would help. A salvaged 12v cooling fan from a computer
should be low-cost option. The one I'm finishing up
on the bench has 3 lamps. Let me know how the fan
thingy works out for you. I might just do the same
thing with this one.
Bob . . .
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