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timo27

timo27
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Hi all, I found a circuit on here followed it over and over again but i try it and blow number 1 fuse.

    

Laitch

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What are you trying to accomplish? Guinness World Records will need documentation and witnesses for any of its categories, including fuse-blowing. Smile


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charlie99

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Cluster removal led neutral light 44271


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timo27

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As per the title - ive removed the cluster and i'm trying to get an led working using four relays and i keep blowing the fuse in the number 1 slot, i was wondering if anyone had any circuit diagrams.

    

robmack

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I make ready-to-use relay boards for CA $21.00 (basically the cost of parts) plus shipping

The circuit I use looks like this:

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timo27

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Thanks for that i'm in the uk so postage might be sky high, i didn't have diodes in mine if thats what that those symbols are?

    

robmack

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Postage is not sky high to Europe, just CA$8.00.  Yes, the diode is very important.  I show two in the schematic but only one is needed.  I layout and construct the board from the schematic and needed two different diode footprints, surface mount and through-hole.

As I mention in the post, I'm flexible with this product. I can sell just the PCB, or the parts as a DIY kit or completed and tested units, at different cheaper prices obviously.


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