Is that bulge under the heat shrink tube in the positive wire (near where the indicator light is mounted) a resistor?
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Yes, it is proprietary information. The size and wattage of the resistor was arrived at by many hours of testing and recalculating. Knowing that will not help a lot, either, because the properties of the LED were similarly chosen and they are intimately related to the resistor properties and proper functioning of the unit and the dimming and brightening of the LED under various conditions and the fact the LED is not burnt out with the silver wires shorted. Maybe you thought it was a lot simpler. Engineering a properly functioning cs generator is not just 3 nine volt batteries, a light and a resistor, by far. Yes, it is proprietary information. The size and wattage of the resistor was arrived at by many hours of testing and recalculating. Knowing that will not help a lot, either, because the properties of the LED were similarly chosen and they are intimately related to the resistor properties and proper functioning of the unit and the dimming and brightening of the LED under various conditions and the fact the LED is not burnt out with the silver wires shorted. Maybe you thought it was a lot simpler. Engineering a properly functioning cs generator is not just 3 nine volt batteries, a light and a... » Read More Yes, it is proprietary information. The size and wattage of the resistor was arrived at by many hours of testing and recalculating. Knowing that will not help a lot, either, because the properties of the LED were similarly chosen and they are intimately related to the resistor properties and proper functioning of the unit and the dimming and brightening of the LED under various conditions and the fact the LED is not burnt out with the silver wires shorted. Maybe you thought it was a lot simpler. Engineering a properly functioning cs generator is not just 3 nine volt batteries, a light and a resistor, by far. « Show Less
2090737
Yes, it is proprietary information. The size and wattage of the resistor was arrived at by many hours of testing and recalculating. Knowing that will not help a lot, either, because the properties of the LED were similarly chosen and they are intimately related to the resistor properties and proper functioning of the unit and the dimming and brightening of the LED under various conditions and the fact the LED is not burnt out with the silver wires shorted. Maybe you thought it was a lot simpler. Engineering a properly functioning cs generator is not just 3 nine volt batteries, a light and a resistor, by far.
2090738
I don't know, but don't buy this kit. So extremely over priced! Everything is super cheaply made! My "generator" broke the very first time I used it and never made any colloidal silver at all. The wires are so thin that it snapped when I was putting the batteries in the box. The timer is not accurate and broke after a few uses, and the thermometer is a joke. On the other hand, the 2 silver wires are fine! Save yourself some trouble and money. Buy the two wires and go to YouTube for instructions on how to make a generator. This one is crap.
959887
Actually, yes it does. Got mine today and installed it. I have red LEDs below each fuse and a green one letting me know all is OK.
1093263
It has pigtails and wire nuts. It's a simple resistor, so the only thing you need to do is wire it in line between the load (hot) wire and the fixture.
828621
The tank is grounded from battery, to one of the side screws of sending unit. A separate wire from center of sending unit, to gauge. The sending unit will send a resistance signal which is read by gauge. no positive is used at all.
2008302
No, it does not show! You have to find (for yourself) a positive in the fuse box or elsewhere that lights on when you turn the key. The negative to the body. But after all this trouble it will stop working in the first sign of water or rain. MANY LEDS WILL STOP WORKING. IT'S JUST NOT WORTH THE PRICE NOR THE TROUBLE!!
1373275
Yup, three wires out of the led. I used a load resistor and replaced my busted blinker housing with it
1392111
The one I purchased looks like your picture. The instructions say it is water resistent, but should be installed base up (the picture is base down).It also says it is "dimmable." However, if you have "older" motion detector fixtures or dimmers on your fixture -- which some have -- you might want to go slow on reducing the voltage, unless you have access to someone understanding LED theory.Best wishes.
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My alarm light came on and stayed on after couple months of use Doing a search on Google tells me that this is a very common problem for this heater. It is suggested that the problem is in the thermal shut-off fuse located behind the dish (underneath the cap with four screws). This fuse shouldn't cost no more than a few dollars but I haven't been able to find a matching replacement fuse.
1693411
There should not be moving part inside other than the needle indicator on the gauge. You may be able to see inside through the vents.
1896099
Yes, I just did my foot lighting in my truck and I soldered the wires together and heat shrunk it to seal it up. It has a hi/low heat button, I just used the low heat.
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I don't have scientific proof of that. There's a low emitting heat and it's an LED. Hope that helps.
987888
On mine it's the yellow for positive and the black is negative. You can check yours with a meter set on resistance.
505681
Yes. Switch to the R1 ohmmeter scale and apply red lead to the cathode of the diode and the black to the anode. For a good diode, the meter should indicate low resistance. Then reverse the meter leads and the meter should indicate very high resistance. If the diode shows either low or high resistance, regardless of the direction of the meter leads, it is faulty.
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We installed it and it didn't make any difference. We removed it and put the old one back. I should have returned it but kept it just in case the original resistor completely dies. Sorry if that doesn't answer your question, but that was our experience.
1908609
I didnt use any resistor, I conect the white wire from the led to the brown wire of the vehicle for the tail light and the black wire for ground.
273631
Yes, there are two positive wires. One goes directly to the fuse box for constant power (always energized when the float is raised) and the other can be hooked to a switch for manual operation. That is how I installed mine.
872623
It looks like this type of fuse block requires a hot lead to each termernl, may be wrong but from the picture it looks that way