Is this a hall effect or potentiometer throttle?
926964
I've bought a number of throttles in the last year, but I'm pretty sure this is a potentiometer.
917130
You can control this by using a PID, an SSR with a PWM circuit, or a SSR-V, which is an SSR to which you can just connect a potentiometer to control its on/off state. The element itself is either on or off, but using one of those options you are basically cutting power in and out to the element at set intervals (which may be on the order of milliseconds or up to seconds at a time, depending on which you use). I use an SSR-V and a potentiometer only, and it works great. I can basically turn it full on or full off, or anywhere in between. If I were doing it again, I'd use a PID, and I probably will upgrade soon.
1397762
Sorry , I did mean to hit send , anyway the resistance is not the same so you run the rusk of overheating and this could definitely cause a number of problems. However, I am not an expert in this area, so I'm just talking from reading and experience. Hope this helps.
579845
Not really. I use it to set the gains on my amps, but you'd just know where the knob is at where it clips, not how much power it's putting out. Get a pair of multimeters and set one to ohms and one to volts and do some simple math.
299373
There are no effects that i know of, all the knobs are in front on this amp, see pics, u shld b able to dwnload manual at pyle's site
727298
I noticed that too. I think it's preset, but know for sure. Contact Pyle tech support. The # is in the book.
884410
Yes. While I was turning the knob it went down. So I pulled it back up and I'm careful not to push down on it anymore. I also rolled the tubes to WE396A. The sound I have now is unbelievable. That's no joke. I thought it was all hipe, but I was wrong.
894230
I have not found anything. Just assume it's a 5V input, and output is inverted (High input = relay OFF)
518793
Yes, Jarred I have had the same problem. I'm listening to a song and detecting minor fluctuations in the pitch of the music. Strange because the strobe indicates that the platter is rotating at a consistent speed, but there is no denying the fluctuations. Maybe the record is sliding around a bit and not making firm contact with the turntable? Not sure. Anyway it's getting annoying and I'm starting to think we got a lemon. Will be persuing this with Pyle.
372221
Take throttle lever and move up slowly. Then back down this sets throttle. Next time you move it throttle Wilol work.
1731537
Mine seems to have similar resistance so it might just be your unit.FYI I reprogramed the horizontal scroll to do forward and backand find this more intuitive. HTH
1664162
There's a little pot that adjusts output, put a voltmeter to it an adjust. Very stable, a good product
1181409
One of the parts on the instruction is actually de soldering and soldering in correct resistors. So I would say its a possibility.
2240940
try flipping the switch on the bottom that says throttle it should reverse it
376192
No manual either. Does anyone know which direction you turn the knob to increase the gain (assuming that's how it works)?
645962
Neil Snyder's answer above mine is correct. I suggest making a test run on a known wire to see how the instrument responds when you move away from it laterally, and when you reach the wire's end or simulated break.
2011931
This uses a potentiometer to adjust the temperature it is not a wafer type. It is a solid state device with a heater like the Hovabator.