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Sure. No secret weapon up my sleeve :D. Just a Panasonic lumix fz-28 with stock lens, a tripod, Warm effect, Cloudy White Balance, 18x Zoom, Manual Focus, F2.8, 1/13 aperture and a nice view from my balcony :D

I have to take new lenses :D

No nothing is bridged just the zener is out.. ;)

yes you can use a value between 0 and 200ohm resistance

I received the 2 boards from Kent. One with a blown TPS and the other had the TPS a little bit not properly soldered. :D anyway I fixed them and tested them... Here are some results (mostly in videos but I will try to explain what is happening in them). One thing that needs to be changed in the...

Thanks I just took it :) :beer:

I will check at home what I got I think i have some of those. Just have to finish work in about 6 Hours... :D Will let you know :beer:

How much do you need and what diameter?

the orings I posted are 2 different diameters. Depends on the host what you need. A little smaller diameter orings than the host will work great.

O-RINGS 1 O-RINGS 2 I got mine from DX :) too bad there aren't as many as before.

Wow Jerry, I didn't mean you or any of the good sellers here. I am sorry I offended you this was meant to be directed to the sellers here that don't treat the customers as they should. I will correct my statement. No hard feelings :beer: I apologize. :bowdown:

ahh very pretty hosts man, nice builds :beer: I like the glow in the dark rings!

Hi all, I have seen threads about non received items, vanished sellers and all kinds of stuff that makes the buyer UNHAPPY! I will keep it simple and short as possible. This goes to sellers on this forum that aren't doing what is right. I am not saying every seller is like that but some ARE...

Tom I have been running my A-140 at 1.75A for lots of time now. Still Lasing and Working Great. It depends on the efficiency though. You might kill some at 1.75A if it's not a very efficient one. I think 1.6A is a good choice even for the not so efficient ones.

Confirming the address is a good routine if I may say :) I always double check with the other side if that is their correct address. You can never be sure until you talk to the customers. Good communication is always appreciated. :beer: No offense to anyone just what I think ;)

:beer: congrats man, good to hear you overcame those minor problems and you finally put the driver to a good use :)

Sure Kent, I have some spare TPS ICs so I will put a working one and reflow the whole board and lets hope I get it to work. If I do I will put it on the scope too. :) and post all the results here.

I think you should try 3 or 4 diodes at first and I think the IC was soldered correctly, otherwise you won't be able to get any current at all at the output. Yes you should use only one battery with it. 6V is the max! if the output doesn't change with the pot, check if the pot is soldered...

yeah what I said :D