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| i need help on a gadget that runs on a 12VAC output power adaptor. what i want is to use this gadget on my car which is a 12VDC. i did not try to hook it up directly to the 12VDC coz it may damage the gadget. if you electronic experts there know some kind of a circuit that i can make then pls post it or e mail it to me. thanks and God Bless | |
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Its not possible to give advice unless we know more about the project..
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| its a Music Playing 5 Motor Massage Seat i cannot post the web site i am not allowed by the mods to do so but you can see it in there web site | |
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I have looked at the websites about this seat, cannot find any technical data. Can you read the ratings printed on the mains adaptor, example: 12Vac at XXamps. It might be easier to buy a 12Vdc mains invertor and plug the adaptor into that. I have read some of the user reviews, some are not impressed with the massage feature, its just buzzes they say!.
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Thats about 15VA [approx 15Watt] I would suggest the easiest solution would be a 25W or 50Watt, 12Vdc to mains convertor, plugged into the cars cigar lighter socket and then plug the 12Vac adaptor into the invertor. Do you follow that OK. EDIT: this is the sort of invertor I mean, this one is much too big for your application, but you can get smaller versions. http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?...218810&doy=2m1
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| I guess there's a solenoid inside it, They use AC to magnetized/demagnetized an object to produce vibration and not real motor, that's why they don't use DC.
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| It could be an AC motor, my sister has a disco ball that uses a 12V synchronous motor to turn it round. You might be able to get it to work using a simple transistor h-bridge and a 60/50Hz oscillator but there are no guarantees.
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if there is a diode inside, then the battery can connect to gadget. power.PNG sorry for previous attached file.
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