KR> POT OHM OR K?

On 10/18/2011 1:19 PM, Jeff Scott wrote: > The biggest issue with the one I pointed to on ebay (which is the one I am > using) is the 1 amp limitation. It doesn't take a lot of incandecent bulbs to > add up to 1 amp, although most modern panels are far less than that. When > this unit hits a

KR> POT OHM OR K?

This is a good discussion Jeff. Actually, the LED controlling device works very nicely with LEDs and incandecent bulbs. I have both LED and incandecent lights on mine in the Cub. I'll also be using a combination of both when I refit the lights on the KR this fall. The power supply does not

KR> POT OHM OR K?

Ok, It has been a long time since I was in Electrical Engineering 101. But, I believe this is a case where Ohms law needs to be applied to figure out the correct type of pot to use. In fact, I think you actually want to use a rheostat. Ohms law states that V = I X R or voltage equals I

KR> POT OHM OR K?

Thanks, that's a great IDEA I will move to that one, just purchased it, much perfer a solid state version. Joe On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 9:54 AM, Jeff Scott wrote: > I would suggest not using the old heat dissapating resistive dimmers and go > to a solid state LED dimmer.

KR> POT OHM OR K?

I would suggest not using the old heat dissapating resistive dimmers and go to a solid state LED dimmer. This is a switching controller, so works very well with LED or

KR> POT OHM OR K?

Here is the part http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem=160665003749=ADME:L:OC:US:1123 got to wait a couple weeks now. Joe On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 6:44 AM, Jose Fuentes wrote: > I found and purchased a wire wound one on eBay for $9 delivered. 25w 0 > to 10 ohm

KR> POT OHM OR K?

I found and purchased a wire wound one on eBay for $9 delivered. 25w 0 to 10 ohm exactly like what AS sells for 35. Joe Sent from my Windows Phone From: Roger Sent: 10/18/2011 6:29 AM To: KRnet Subject: Re: KR> POT OHM OR K? Joe, a lot depends on the circuit that it's in, but for experimental

KR> POT OHM OR K?

There are some lamp dimmer circuits here. http://www.rst-engr.com/kitplanes/ Craig www.kr2seafury.com From: Jose Fuentes To: KRnet Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 5:42 AM Subject: KR> POT OHM OR K? Hi everyone, does

KR> POT OHM OR K?

Joe, a lot depends on the circuit that it's in, but for experimental purposes with your result sofar, try a 5kOhm linear taper and if that still doesn't do enough, try a 2kOhm. You may need to use a wirewound pot rather that plastic depending on how much current you are dissipating. Cheers,

KR> torque wrenches

I got a digital Torque meter from a local tool supply for about AU$100. Not only does it measure very accurately it can also be used to calibrate my other torque wrenches and those of my club buddies http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EeQeH5YAcA Paul Smith Brisbane, AUSTRALIA