need external voltage regulator, found this on AMAZON: "SE - Step Less Speed Controller - Electronic, 15 Amps" are plugs compatable???
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We cooked our turkey 14 hours and it never reached the right temperature. We finally threw it away. I don't think the new element worked.
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I am not sure of how to answer your question except to say that the plug on my brinkman smoker is a completely unremarkable two prong plug.
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No problem. Just cut the hot/power side and install the speed controler. I did the same on mine. I use mine as an extractor over my stove. Works great !
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My understanding is either, the same controller supports both. If you look in the install manual I think you can confirm this. For my install I supplied 120v to it.
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Worked for my DV7 and my understanding is they are basically the same. Check the input output info on your current power supply if it matches it should work fine
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It seems clear that this unit does not come with a power supply, but seems to have a standard barrel connector to accept an optional power supply. To use small external (2.5") drives I need to have an external power supply. Can someone post a link to a power supply that will supply at least 2 amps and is compatible with this 4-port Sabrent hub?
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I'm presuming any 12dc 1 amp adapter would work. Just make sure of the polarity. Go to a local electronics store with the old adapter and say you need a new one of these. They should be able to match it up. Does it work with the DC adapter for the accessory plug? Make sure it's not the monitor that's bad
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Did you get the external shunt? Go to ebay and search for.... Amp volt meter...... you will find one like yours along with a drawing.
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Not sure if Amazon allows web addresses, but if the following link does not work, just do a search for this product description (minus the drok) on aliexpress several merchants sell it, most have outstanding explanations on function as well as the pin out. http://www.aliexpress.com/item/DC-Adjustable-Power-Supply-DC-5V-30V-to-0-8V-29V-5A-Constant-voltage-constant-current/1595428739.html
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I'd just email the company.... Otherwise radio shack has adapters for all voltages etc. :)
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I did not get any kind of voltage adapter with mine, so unless you have one already, I would say no.
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Hi Jason, unfortunally I do not know your system - but you should have a look on your valves. The power they need should match to that controller.regards, Torsten
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I don't have one, sorry. Look in your manual, all you have to do is match the voltage and amps. I don't have my original one either.
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Ron H. I checked the adapter after sending my first message. My apologies, as I found out thatit is actually 15VDC. Sorry about the confusion.
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The regulator came with it and was the only thing that worked. DO NOT BUY THIS THING. It has an unregulated voltage out put and produced a ugly looking sine wave. It will damage electrical components especially induction motors. .I got my money back for mine but it was a huge waist of my time..
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Hi, Yes the current adapter from the board is auto voltage (100 V to 240 V). I live in Perú and had purchase this pedal board a few weeks ago and use it alive already. In my country the voltage is 220 Volts. Is perfect the board. The bag is a little thin without to much protective material but i willl later put some foam for protect better the pedals when are installed. Luck.
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Hello there - I am doing my own search for external power for an ASUS slider, which has the same issue of requiring 15V input. I am looking into multi-output battery pack / laptop battery packs. They are more expensive and larger than the others I have (Newtrent, powerGen), and do NOT have the 15V USB out so would need some type of conversion cable. Will let you know what I end up with and if it works. I am contacting a few of the laptop brands to see if they will work with ASUS tablet. Good Luck!RJ
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Because my manual doesn't specify other than the voltage, 115v, and because there is a variable speed controller, no doubt pulse width modulated, I can only guess that the internal parts, which list you can obtain on the Makita site for your country, will show the same part numbers. Plugs may change, but there are adapters, and replacing a plug is easy. You may violate a warranty if you buy from a country other than your own, but my assumption is that parts are interchangeable as long as you are in a 115/120volt country. The different prices and part numbers seem often, where I've had reason to look, to be for different safety regulations, sometimes complete nonsense, insuring the employment of the bureaucrats overseeing regulatory agencies. Thus you take your risks, but with current feedback control and PWM motors, if your location provides 115v power, and you aren't synchronizing video frames, this should work fine at 50hz, though perhaps with a tiny difference in efficiency which may mean a different revision of the controller. Check the part number of the controller, available on Makita sites.