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Revolvr · 29th December 2006, 10:49 PM

OK, well I'm learning and that was one objective. Looks like I might need to redesign the hardware.

I wanted to use the 24V supply because I wanted to also add an LM317T variable regulator to provide 1.5-20V or so for various projects - in the same case. That would have the same heating problem especially at low voltage so I'll need to solve that also.

Thanks everyone, as usual this is a very helpful site.

-- Dan

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29th December 2006, 10:49 PM	#16
Revolvr	OK, well I'm learning and that was one objective. Looks like I might need to redesign the hardware. I wanted to use the 24V supply because I wanted to also add an LM317T variable regulator to provide 1.5-20V or so for various projects - in the same case. That would have the same heating problem especially at low voltage so I'll need to solve that also. Thanks everyone, as usual this is a very helpful site. -- Dan