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I did a Google search and found this: http://www.datadart.com/al/sanyo/STK401-020.pdf

VA stands for volt-amps. volt-amps divided by volts = amps.

Sounds like a voltage divider to me.

Sounds like a simple problem, but I need a schematic. If you can scan the power supply section and email it, I will try to help.
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E X I = power input. Can't put more power in, can't get more power out.

The parking lights on my truck are on when the headlights are on, so putting the relay between then would not work. Seems to me that all your running lights should be on when the headlights are on. A more useful use of the relay would be to turn the headlights off when the ignition key is off. My su...

I have seen then at yard sales, and stores specializing in used goods are a good place to look. Have you tried Amazon.com or ebay.com?

How do you get it turned on again?

Check out various garage door openers. Is this line of sight?

I hope that a pint once a month will not be a problem, because I do it. Once a day is probably too much.

Switcher Cad III is a schematic capture program free from Linear Technology. The logic symbols are limited, but you can draw more.

I don't understand all of the "laboratory supply" schematic, so I designed one that I do understand. I have not built it, of course, so no guarantee. You will need a good heat sink, the two IGBTs dissapate 105 watts min. If the supply is to be variable, the 7 volt difference between input ...

R2 and R3 set the output voltage, but you cannot just change Q3, a re-design is needed to increase the current from 150 mA to 15 amps.

Using an ohmmeter, measure from each wire to all the other wires in order to determine which are connected. These are most likley switching supplies which operate at a high frequency, 20kHz to 100kHz. You can use a signal generator at low voltage to determine the turns ratio. The voltage ratio is eq...

What is an uf meter? I have no idea whether these are compatable.