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Yes. These are trhe fans, they are 6 pin rgb connectors then they go out to a 3 pin LED header
Ive got 7 can fans that I'd like to control using a temperature sensor from a straight 12v connection and get a digital out to my Aorus Z390 motherboard so I can monitor them. Has anyone done something similar? I already have a hub that gets 12v sata power, the fans a 6 pin connectors, 3 for...
I would like to know the best way to improve my pc's situation, and also get more into making prototypes and overall circuitry. I have ordered some crimping tools, a helping hands tool, harnesses and soldering equipment to get me going, so ideally I would like to have this circuit working...
not saying im qualified, just saying Ive got a brain, a rudimentary understanding of current flow, a pandemic induced obsessive personality and a lot of time
what youre saying though, is that this problem extends throughout the house. So whats my best course of actions? test all connected grounds in the house for the fault? Bit of a propject anyhow seeing as this'll likely be demolished by next year :( might aw well treat my home to some foreplay
its REALLY strobing. dimmer bulb or not, i dont think im supposed to be hearing the dimmer in the switch box strobing as well, you think? I pretty much did nothing different but add a switch with what I assume is a groud loop/attenuator circuit inside the switch itself/ Same connections...
oh ****... the demonstration had these bulbs sitting right next to similar ones with dimmers wired up at home depot. these are not usable with dimmers. woops.
so the ground wire goes straight through both sides, with it screwed into the back of the box and twisted off. The left side is the main breaker side, with the hot wire pigtailed through the lightswitch into the light, and god knows where the black goes after that..
I uploaded a video, I just wired it up and flipped back the breaker after double checking the OHM resistance on a multi meter on both lives, and checking voltages for safety.. there is functionality but a strobing effect. The lightbgulbs are LED bulbs 60Watts. is it just the bulbs?
EDIT...
So on further research, it looks like the power coming in is pigtailed into the switches throughput, rather than simply breaking/bridging the hot connection, then wired back through as a separate line from the main connection into the light fixture. the only reason i can come up with for this...
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