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hot rod otis · 27th February 2008, 11:52 PM

We have 14 of em on the way (thanks Gerty). I will keep ya posted on the project.
Thanks
-Otis

shokjok · 25th May 2008, 06:35 AM

Go to NTE-Electronic Components Supplier-Catalog-Cross Reference-NTE Electronics for suitable part numbers.

RODALCO · 25th May 2008, 09:26 PM

Just get a block rectifier. Many of these are rated at 35 Amps, cost only a couple of bucks.

Only use one diode of it and leave the others not connected.

As long you put it on a heatsink. 20 Amps at 0.7 Volts gives 14 Watts in heat to be dissipated.

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27th February 2008, 11:52 PM	(permalink)
hot rod otis	We have 14 of em on the way (thanks Gerty). I will keep ya posted on the project. Thanks -Otis

25th May 2008, 06:35 AM	(permalink)
shokjok	Go to NTE-Electronic Components Supplier-Catalog-Cross Reference-NTE Electronics for suitable part numbers.

25th May 2008, 09:26 PM	(permalink)
RODALCO	Just get a block rectifier. Many of these are rated at 35 Amps, cost only a couple of bucks. Only use one diode of it and leave the others not connected. As long you put it on a heatsink. 20 Amps at 0.7 Volts gives 14 Watts in heat to be dissipated. __________________ There are more ways to get to Rome. Electricity, Electric clocks, Meters and Trains are great.