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Wanted Yamaha B-2 Power Amplifier26 Sep 2004 06:17 GMT4
I have a Yamaha B-2 Power Amplifier that has gone on one channel, the V-fet
power devices used in this amplifier are no longer available nor are
equivalents.
So i am looking another B-2 in any physical condition as long as one channel
How to determine if plotter's DB9 is intended for joystick/mouse input?26 Sep 2004 03:00 GMT1
I have this plotter, a Mural 8000 flatbed from the eighties,
brought 2nd hand froma thrift store (no manuals, cables,
etc.) that has both a D25 (female) and a DB9 (male) port.
After some experimenting I found the correct cable pinouts
Electroplating silver at home?25 Sep 2004 19:50 GMT1
I need an easily brewed small quantity of electroplating solution for
silver on copper without going to cyanide based commercial stuff
(this is only for a couple of lumped tuned circuits and I dont have
plated wire) and wondered if anyone had a homebrew recipe!?
I need shematic...25 Sep 2004 17:21 GMT7
I need shematic for power soply 400W
Can yu help me with some link???
On my mail , or grop!?!?
thx!!!
Design of counter25 Sep 2004 16:27 GMT8
I am a studentof Electronics Engineering, and I have to design a
counter as part of a basketball shot clock. However, I have not found
any information on the internet on how to go about making a counter
with a large display, which is to be fitted in a sports hall. Is such
WOULD AN AC/DC TRANSFORMER DAMAGE THE FLASHGUN LONG-TERM?25 Sep 2004 09:39 GMT1
I have a portable pro flash gun (Toshiba ES-38L) which is powered by 6
AA batteries arranged in series. The voltage across the positive and
negative terminals is therefore 9 volts.
It eats up batteries and I would like to use it indoors with an AC/DC
Hermaphroditic bullet connector25 Sep 2004 08:26 GMT1
I am trying to specify the connector shown at
http://www.powerstream.com/z/2pole.jpg
to a company in china.  Can anyone help me with a manufacturer,
part number, or even what these things are called?  I have
How2ResetServiceReminderInVYCommodore?25 Sep 2004 07:27 GMT2
Any easy way to reset service reminder in VY Commodore other than going to a
workshop please?
4 layer PCB prototype manufacture.25 Sep 2004 05:25 GMT28
I'm in the UK and looking to prototype a 4 layer board nominally 100 x
200mm.
Can anyone point me in the direction of a low price manufacturer for say 2
off?
Parts for high-current application25 Sep 2004 03:24 GMT3
I want to build an automatic disconnect for a set of external batteries
I have on a UPS so I can charge them faster than what the built-in
charger on the UPS will do. However, I am having trouble finding parts.
The batteries take an 8mm bolt, and I want to stay consistent with the
need a simple gadget - an  AC current detector audible alarm24 Sep 2004 12:04 GMT12
Hi, I'm looking for something with AC male on one end, and AC female
on the other,  that can plug an AC device (sump pump) into, that will
emit an audible tone when the device is running and consuming current.
Kind of like an audible pilot light, or an electric meter that
TV Panasonic TC-AV26ZR24 Sep 2004 11:31 GMT1
Anyone got a copy of the TV Panasonic TC-AV26ZR schematic?
Question for the RF gods among us24 Sep 2004 09:51 GMT2
I am in the market for a decent introduction and mid-level course on RF, in
book form.  I think I have narrowed my choices down to two volumes, and am
interested to see if anyone has anything to say about either one.  1) RF
Circuit Design: Theory and Applications (Reinhold ...
COB PCB with blinking led23 Sep 2004 22:57 GMT3
I'm looking for a COB(chip on board) PCB with a blinking led. This can
be found in toys and electronic candles.
I need to find manufacturers or resellers which I think are mainly in
China.
American speakers in the UK23 Sep 2004 18:21 GMT1
Hi, sorry if this is the wrong board, I wasn't sure which ones to post
this to.  Anywho, I have some 400 Watt speakers that I would like to
take with me to the UK (I'm moving there).  Anybody know what I need
to safely use these in the UK?  Are there heavy-duty converters I can
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