i just want to know where exactly the resistors are located because the leads are too long for what i need them for so i will have to cut them.
1862712
the resistor is solder to the positive lead and It is about 1/4 inch from the light bulb.
506969
I'm not sure, I would need to know more about what you are trying to accomplish. What kind of circuit are you building?
1248095
You can find the complete mechanical drawing for this thing here:http://www.ampflow.com/P40_250_drawing.GIF
860528
Sorry I can't help you on this yet. I bought these units to give me readouts on my battery supplies for my solar power system and I won't be putting the system together until this summer. The meters are in Montana at my cabin and I will be here in North Dakota working until spring. So don't have access to them or the paperwork that may have come with them.
2009118
The series is easy to get to under the lid. Not sure where you would insert the resistor. There is an LED in the series so take that into account when adding up the output so you can time your batch properly.
685265
as I recall, the secondary lead is about that long. It has been over a year since i installed the magneto.
671882
no resistors was needed for what I used them for, I was able to run 8 of them wired together on a 12volt battery for 48hours straight in my ice fishing shanty.
911093
It will take whatever it need to operate, probably about 0.01 amperes, you need to put the 600 ohm resistor someplace to remind yourself to learn the basics of Ohm's law. You don't even need to know what B,B,R,O,Y,G,B,V,G,W is.
49946
I bought it a long time ago and it did not work properly so I got mad and trashed it. Do not remember the lead length. Standard is 6 feet.
1536436
I would say 15 amps max . As far as extending the leads you will create resistance in the circuit so you might have to see if your refrigerator and temp reading on the device match
780513
Just took a multi meter to them while off. It read 0.5 ohms across 3 LEDs @ the cut points... Hope that helps.. Doesn't seem right to me for some reason...
1243943
I have done the same thing I just cut them the leads in half and wire nut them together with small wire nuts. Works fine.
1901463
A good electrical book would be your best option. I dont see any reason you could match the gauge of the wires and extend the length. *Please observe all electrical standards and codes. *Contact a licensed electrician if you are not experienced with electrical work.
632921
install a 1k ohm resister in parallel with ONE of the bulbs. The leads will fit under the caps. I have done this and it works. You only need to do this if you have exit delay lighting.
1909513
Yes, you'd need three 100 ohm resistors. Check out this website, http://led.linear1.org/led.wiz for building more complex LED arrays.
1383631
You can cut the strips at certain contact points( I think it was every 3 LEDs). From there you can either solder on fresh wires or use premade connectors to the contact points,(+) and (-). It's not complicated at all and easily done.
1122333
I left it in place. I still need to get load resistors to get rid of error message