crazypj said:I know the 'computer' is 5V don't know if the feed to damper is?
Interesting possibility, it could be variable with lower voltage?
If I still had access, knowing the feed wires would give a good indication of input voltage (if I was still working I could just measure voltage even easier)
That's a handy timer circuit, I haven't had much luck with MOSFET's though ;D
sxecafe said:dude... wtf kinda of awesomeoness is going on with thie oil pump cover?
Bozz said:With a hall effect speedo you could set up something decent without too much effort, I expect...
Swagger said:Stole a few more minutes......
Leave, drill or cut it out and back with mesh?
t71ford said:Sonrier: So if I understand correctly, pin 5 of the L555 is the trigger for the mosfet, and the L555 pulse width frequency is determined by the L555? Also, in saying that you are looking for an off detent in the potentiometer, are you using that in lieu of the trigger switch on the diagram?
t71ford said:OK, I see what you mean now. Is the bottom line of the schematic to be gound, like in linear type schematics? Ie, pins 1 & 2.
Thanks for the help, o master of electronic genius!
Chris, I think we can make this work pretty easily. I can source potentiometers with an off detent pretty easily through work.
t71ford said:Chris, I think we can make this work pretty easily. I can source potentiometers with an off detent pretty easily through work.
Swagger said:I've put out the word to find another side cover and I'll do one with the dimples a little better and Chris can choose.