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What do i need to add to the driver for a blu-ray. what value should the resistor after the pot be.
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Do the same tests as per this threadhi i was wondering how i could test this circuit for use with blue ray i have 10 1n4004 diodes can i use some of these to test it, if so can someone tell me how many i would need to do it
That's a 47 pF (pico farad) capacitor. You're off by a factor million. Try the 47 micro farad radial electrolytic (code VH32K on the same website)robjdixon said:would this capacitor work?
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that is a 47uf capacitor as far as i can tell, and look similar to the one in your first post
(3x AA batteries or say a 9v battery would work?).
hydro said:Quick question, how hot doest the LM317 heatsink get? I just notice my get real hot to where it hurt if I leave my finger on it for more then 5 seconds. Is this normal or is it shorting some where? Every thing is working normally, with the red laser at 416 mA.
hydro said:I'm running the DDL driver with 2 CR123S and a 3 Ohm resistor. The reason for the question is people are cutting off the heatsink to fit it in the falshlight and if this is a normal operating temp. then wouldn't cause problems?
hydro said:rkcstr, thanks for the responce. It looks like I have to find a way to keep the heatsink on my mxdl mod and reduce my cycle time also.
Thanks again
That's a 47 pF (pico farad) capacitor. You're off by a factor million. Try the 47 micro farad radial electrolytic (code VH32K on the same website)[/quote]Zom-B said:[quote author=robjdixon link=1185701612/885#885 date=1206393805]would this capacitor work?
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that is a 47uf capacitor as far as i can tell, and look similar to the one in your first post