Recent content by carlos468

cool thankyou but are these not two diffrent relays as one ends in ZS and the other in hS (HS being the four legged one) that's what made me think they are not the same ?

ok thankyou the bit that stumped me a little is the 15A 125VAC 10A 250VAC 10A 30VDC non of what i find has the 10A 30VDC

hi can anyone here recommend an alternative relay switch x2 one has 5 legs one has 4 im not able to find any the same :( and the ones I've looked at all have 5 legs the diffrece is Ronway RWG1-DC12V-HS and Ronway RWG1-DC12V-ZS Any help is appreciated :) hs and zs is the only diffrence i can see...

Thankyou for all your replys sort of just got stuck on what i was looking at so after testing them they were fine but it turned out to be a cold solder joint only ever see one in a tv that i fixed but now seeing this can occur in anything that's i would say on the cheeper side. But again...

cool thankyou :)

Could someone please help me identify this and how to test it it is inside a soundbar that someone brought to me to look at as sound was only coming out of one side everything else looks ok apart for these or at least one doesn't look good and has some heat marks. any help would be appreciated.

Thankyou for all the the reply's soon as i was given what it was called and googled what application's it was used for which was a lot i had one in the loft in the shape of a desk top fan 240v which is good as the step down box can go back to amazon saving money (which we like) i have fitted it...

thankyou very much guineafowl :)

Can some please tell me the name of this ? this is just the shaft the part above is meant to spin this came out of a lyman case prep xpress for making gun gun cartridges someone bought it to me it is 120v but they pluged it into 240v and of course burnt it out there is no writing on it and i...

Just an update after week of trying I have given up I replaced most parts and managed to get 11.3 volts on the output pins the battery was 11.1v so I thought I was on to a winner but alas no nothing worked I connected my desktop power supply to the knob on the handle bars and managed to get it...

yes Dadface there is nothing that i or another member could find shame it would have made it abit more simple.

thankyou jim i afraid it shows nothing at all no voltage but the rest do I have added a link to the image as the forum resizes which makes it hard to see https://www.dropbox.com/s/uamamx71xsuu77z/00.jpg?dl=0 Whatever happens i think I am going to need to replaace the 7805 before i can any more...

ok so replaced all the caps as i had them here anyways replaced the diode and resistor using a 10k i then put it back in with nothing connected apart from the lcd and power knob tryed it all even spun the wheels to see if it would break into life but sadly not so back to the bench with the board...

dlqoff there is in each side of the front wheel arms but the promblem is before that so i think it is the amin brain problem as i sure you have concluded :)

hi jim that resistor was like that when i got it, one end sat in the board the other on top of a diode which i thought was strange id be surprised if it had been repaired in the past but is bad to think this was done at the factory considering the cost of this buggy $800 only made in the usa so...