steenoe said:
naah ...... I already know ;
wild .
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edit :but only Metaldanske will know how it works with super Shunty
Zen Mod said:
but only Metaldanske will know how it works with super Shunty
I think I have convinced a few others to take the same path.
I don't expect it works all that well without.
Magura 🙂
steenoe said:
It actually happens that I finish something. 😀
It's just that once something is finished, somebody usually wants it, and then I'm back where I started🙄
So, to keep something, it's best kept at experimental basis 😉
Magura 🙂
steenoe said:
refresh my memory ..... 😉
I see LU's and CCS-es ........ you can build more than few legopass's with that .....
Manu said:
Mrs. G. claims to know which brand they are 😀
Magura 🙂
EDIT: Super Shunty = the regulator named Shunty, just pushed a little over the edge.
Manu said:
I am sure those are mine, send them back right away
What about a schematic of that supershunty?
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Zen Mod said:
It's SUSY-LUCY, lego style allright😉
Magura said:
Sure, when you are involved, it can probably feed a poweramp😀
Manu said:
Never
I thought so
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Manu said:
Forget it ... sure just a bluff ... 😀 hehe
Manu
The schematic please ....
And now you know why I asked if you wanted a heatsink or two as well😀
Magura 🙂
Magura said:
Oh, so you're gonna build something?
Magura 🙂
Na, I never build anything. I did make a couple of those Shunty's, though.
R7 is at 1r, how much current is running through that thing😱 Why are the rails at 27V??
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Allrighty. If I calculate correct, that shunty you posted is running at 650mA? Did anyone calculate the current draw of the Drek itself? The shunty might cook pretty hot.......
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steenoe said:
That's correct.
As I recall, the Drek draws about 500mA
Sure it's gonna be cooking 😀
Magura 🙂
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