LM317T Voltage Regulator with Pass Transistor

If you want to give your 8800GT the "silent treatment" a good option is the $30 Accelero S1 Rev.2 - When I researched this cooling option one of the few recurring complaints were about the lack of a provided heat sinks for the voltage regulators. This mod shows how to use the provided sinks to work for the 8800's regulators.



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Hope this movie will sort of show how easy it was for me to wire this Taylor Dunn Electric Car (EV-electric vehicle), itself run by six 12 Volt each, true deep cycle batteries. They are connected by thick stranded wires about 10 inches long, which any golf cart dealership can custom make for you (cheaper), or you can order them online I suppose. Welding shops are great sources for heavy duty electrical cables. I hope I've explained how the solar PV (photovoltaic, dang it google spell check; the word, photovoltaic, is gonna triumph over the needlesly long, separated form goog wants, "photo-voltaic") gets wired the same way, in SIERIES, as opposed to parallel. Sieries connections between batteries, or PV panels ("modules" they are called in the trade) go from positive to negative and negative to positive, yielding double the voltage output. For example, if all six, 6 volt batteries from a golf cart battery bank, were wired in parallel, hooking together positive to positive terminals six times, the out put would still only be 12 volts; sieries gets you a 36 volt output, or 6 volts X 6 batteries = 36 Volts. This Taylor Dunn warehouse type EV, is like almost all golf carts, 36 volt DC current run. the "Neighborhood Electric Vehicles too function, you just add more batteries and panels is all. Or if they get wierd, install a voltage regulator-controller. Once you own the car paid up, they can't stop you from altering the thing any way you want. Banks don't control the laws of ...



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You probably are aware that you can use the LM317 adjustable voltage regulator IC as a constant current source, but did you know it can be used as an audio amplifier? Watch the video to see how I made a very simple class A amp.



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Pinoy manufactured regulator/rectifier for motorcycles or bigbikes designed by my friendly neighborhood Electronic Specialist Jun Mendoza ... hear what he has to say about his innovative device. He also does rewinding of stators of scooters and bigbikes. He can fix your CDI. He stays near Sucat and NAIA Manila. His contact number is 09276780249



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We specialised in the manufacture of voltage regulator and voltage stabilizer. Our R&D team has technicians with over 20 year's of voltage stabilizer producing experience. Our factory has passed ISO9001:2000 certificate.



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Mac Holtje describes his work at GR to help Raytheon meet a government deadline for Radar Systems for the Cold War "Distant Early Warning" system.



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