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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: TREVISO
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Now is possible buy the last version of CDPRO, and I think built the power supply, we are a DIY and is satisfactory al least a little part of electronic.
Now the data sheets explain that it necessity of : 9 volt +/-10% normal for the motors , no very difficult o expensive, a simple power supply. 5 volt for servo-decoder-CK-and DAC on the board. That is very important no noise, speedy i.e. a super power supply. Now project and built it is no problem, a question is delayed ; when turn on before +5 volt after 2” o plus delay on 9 volt; when switch off the reverse. Same of you have a simple idea with electronic delay without timer 555 , o other , and rele? Thank of all. gipione |
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