Auto Voltage Regulator? Does anyone know if this 8500E has an AVR? The DuroMax website touts an AVR for the 10000 model but is silent on the 8500....but I havent been able to find any manuals or wiring diagrams. Wondering if anyone who owns one knows? Auto Voltage Regulator? Does anyone know if this 8500E has an AVR? The DuroMax website touts an AVR for the 10000 model but is silent on the 8500....but I havent been able to find any manuals or... » Read More Auto Voltage Regulator? Does anyone know if this 8500E has an AVR? The DuroMax website touts an AVR for the 10000 model but is silent on the 8500....but I havent been able to find any manuals or wiring diagrams. Wondering if anyone who owns one knows? « Show Less
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To answer my own question (in case anyone else is wondering) - yes it does have an AVR. Its basically very similar to the 10000e - same exact engine, slightly different alternator. The 10000 has a 50amp plug if that is important to anyone. For the price difference I decided to get the 8500e - I think its a better overall value. I have it now and have tried it a few times and it seems to work fine.
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The lower right hand corner on page 26 shows an AVRhttp://www.absolutegenerators.com/images/manuals/Duro%20Max%20Generators%20XP6500E-XP8500E%20Manual.pdf
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Where do I check to tell if I have a rev21 board or the ev15 board?I purchased the 37AV and it says WNDR37AV-Rev1 on the box. I have not even checked to see what the actual unit has labeled on it but I will tonight. Funny, when I registered it my only choice by product number was WNDR3700. I have had only one problem with it not working correctly but that seems to be attributed to my modem and not the router.I really do not want to have to return it but will not hesitate if I have the lessor quality board. Thanks.
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Hi Mr. James. I just got home to check out your predicament, and I can say that I arrived at close to the same conclusion. I set my fan to manually run at max and there is a visual disconnect though the Precision X HUD. The meter says my fan is running at max, but the digital readout on PX says it's only at 80%. That's not exactly what you're reading (75%)...but it looks like the same issue. For comparison sake I took the other fan software and did the same thing to see if I noticed the same issue.... and I did. For some reason all the Fan software I use say the max is 80%. What I found out after looking into it more was that EVGA apparently puts a limit on the max speed you can run their fans using external controllers. I do not know if the card itself will push the fans above 80%, but it seems that when using other software, that is the max. ...even so. Whether your fan is running at a true 75% top speed or the actual max speed, I find that my fan on max keeps things cooled to about 40-44c...which is well below maximum temps. Hope that helps! (on a side note, I've read that you want to keep these cards at 70c or cooler in order not to lose any clock speed. Supposedly, once they hit 70c the card throttles back the clock until temps are below 70)
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Thanks. Seems like each of these makes has its quirks. I just gave away on old (4 years) Toshiba DVD recorder that did OK for its time, but the menus were very unintuitive, and the manual was in broken english. I guess I could always pick up a D-R410 at Fry's and if I don't like it, return for the Panny when it's in stock. Fry's also has a Sony RDR-GX360 for the same price as the Panasonic, and it seems to have the same ins/outs and upconversion, but I can only find one user review out there and it was bad. I hear that Sonys are picky about the DVD brand you use, plus they're the "source" for the industry restrictions on recording HD, so I don't want to support them. Thanks. Seems like each of these makes has its quirks. I just gave away on old (4 years) Toshiba DVD recorder that did OK for its time, but the menus were very unintuitive, and the manual was in broken english. I guess I could always pick up a D-R410 at Fry's and if I don't like it, return for the Panny when it's in stock. Fry's also has a Sony RDR-GX360 for the same price as the Panasonic, and it seems to have the same ins/outs and upconversion, but I can only find one user review out there and it was bad. I hear that Sonys are picky about the DVD brand you use, plus they're the... » Read More Thanks. Seems like each of these makes has its quirks. I just gave away on old (4 years) Toshiba DVD recorder that did OK for its time, but the menus were very unintuitive, and the manual was in broken english. I guess I could always pick up a D-R410 at Fry's and if I don't like it, return for the Panny when it's in stock. Fry's also has a Sony RDR-GX360 for the same price as the Panasonic, and it seems to have the same ins/outs and upconversion, but I can only find one user review out there and it was bad. I hear that Sonys are picky about the DVD brand you use, plus they're the "source" for the industry restrictions on recording HD, so I don't want to support them. « Show Less
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The revision Amazon sells is voltage locked. If you buy used, it might have the older firmware with unlocked voltage. I recommend contacting the seller to determine the revision.
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S. Gregory has identified the outputs. The only issue I had is the unit is not certified like the ATX-250-12Z REV D7R. It is like the D7R in the supply is rated just enough to keep the basic system operating. Not much room for expansion.
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The 8500 is a FULL back lit LED as opposed to the 8000s edge lit LED. The full back lit is suppose to be superior and have a more uniform picture but it's also alot more expensive!!!!
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Ha! So, the question is "how to select the AUX-IN input" the one on the front panel. I just received my amp and the question is still a mystery. It seems to be a dead port. It's not controlled by the Input Selector. And it doesn't seem to override all other signals if connected. And if you've got a manual handy you'll see that Item (16) AUX-IN, is at the very bottom of page 3 and Pyle seems to simply have run out of room for its description. Has anyone gotten it to function?
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Unfortunately, these come with almost no documentation about the various specifications of the unit. Mine didn't even come with a wiring diagram for the transformer. Because of all this, I dont actually have any of this information, but i can tell you that its easy to connect the transformer and its a nice sounding preamp with low noise and a wide frequency response and its well worth the money.
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Regardless of what vehicle it's in or if it's running packs in parallel or series I've always stopped at 3.6v/cell when the pack is at rest. You could possibly go lower and still be safe, however I noticed that my packs lasted a lot longer stopping at 3.6v/cell. Also I found these alarms to be rather quiet. Just a heads up. Enjoy &#128522;
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I never found the datasheet. What I can tell you is that the power rating is also variable. If at or near midpoint I've pushed 2A just fine, but near the edge (small resistor side) it cant handle much at all before smoking. This is a good product for the price, but in opinion only appropriate for prototyping and not implementation. I hope this helps.
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Hi!Honestly I always find these settings by accident. �But here is a link to a PDF copy of the DEH-P5200HD Pioneer Unit owners manual & it should be able to tell you that information, plus troubleshooting, etc. in case you have future need for the information!http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Car/DEH-P5200HD_OperationManual1006.pdfHope the link is able to help!Good luck,Vermin
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I looked around some online and it seems that -5 volts was used in the ISA bus. Being that buss is no longer used it would seem that voltage is no longer needed. Doesn't hurt if it's present or not.
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mine (USA model) do not have voltage selector; manual says that only the "general model" has it
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I'm sorry, but the AVR system is not really "External" in that you can see it. It may be with in the electronics of the control panel. I have not accessed this to evaluate it in any way since I have not had the need. The only electronics that I have run on this were my laptop which of course went through it's own 110v 80V adapter, and it did work fine, but remember there is no volatage adjustment that you can perform besides simply plugging in to a certain receptacle or DC posts. Short answer, I don't know.
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Here you go http://ls1tech.com/forums/pcm-diagnostics-tuning/1529410-will-aem-digital-wideband-work-e85.htm
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The Denon AVR- 1513 5.1 User Manual for U.S. only lists 120 V, 60 HZ. They probably have a European Model with the higher voltage.