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Jolly, that's kinda what i am looking for. I would like it to still produce 12vdc while under a cranking load. Kinda what this picture is showing on that website Here! Is this simulation correct or as they talk in the message board, saying it will not work?

Terri.. that's what speaker phone is for.. leaves one hand free to adjust the radio station and the other to surf to www.nutsvolts.com ;) Seriously, if anyone has a simple diagram useing the nte970 as positronicle suggested that would be so awesome. I did a few web searches but all i come up with ar...

Terri- Colorado mainly.... It's legal as long as the driver can not see the screen. I don't plan to use the GPS unless i'm on a long trips which i will have my girlfriend with me so i can make her drive so i can pla... errrr i mean moniter the gps and other things on there.. *grin*

ah that figures... So what additional parts would i need? positronicle would you happen to have a schematic?

"I don't see how you have any other choice than to add another power supply(really only a small regulator or so, should do) of some sort."<p>
Can i build one out of a NTE956? <p>[ September 13, 2005: Message edited by: High4Volts ]</p>

dang, forgot the most important thing about the screen. it's 12vdc at 2 amps. The paperwork says it needs to be regulated @ 5%.

I need to maintain 12vdc whebn the truck is running it's voltage is closer to 13.5 which is to high. I have a 1.3 Ghz computer running a GPS and is tied into my audio system. It gives me 5.1 surround. I have a power supply that supports the computer from the battery and will hold the voltages it nee...

I have a NTE956 IC voltage regulator i would like to use to power a 12v DC touch screen. It will be powered by my truck battery. The screen calls for 12vdc @5% regulation. I know during cranking the voltage drops really low so i need it to maintain that 12v. Any suggestions on how to put togather a ...

If anyone runs across replacement tips in stores (not the website) post it here. I'll be looking for a new tip.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<p>I just noticed you are from B'ham, AL jimandy. I was born and raised in Bessemer, AL and relocated to Brainerd, MN in 2001 brrrrrrrr major weather shock! LOL

oops i did fail to mention that yes they are. They have them listed on this website.

We somehow got one of these at work and believe it or not it does work ok. You can get different type of tips for it. I wouldn't use it for precision stuff though. And it does heat up fast and cools in a few seconds. The only problem i found with it is I dropped it about 6" on my desk and it ch...

Unfortunatly I don't have a meter that will read that low current. <p>Every time we find the wire broken it is on the ground. I have tested the voltage just before a ground and after. Before the ground condition the line reads between 8Kv - 10Kv on a hand held fence tester. Just after the ground 0v,...

Is there a way to monitor a fence line that has about 10K volts pulsed into it to check for a grounded line? Something maybe that can monitor the line near the controller? Or would this be something that would have to be added to the controller itself? It would be nice to have something tell us if, ...

As i was thumbing through a new catalog from Ramsey. I noticed a "tickle stick" kit in the "mini-kits" section of there catalog that was said to produce a pulsing 80 volts. Anyone have a schematic for making one of these?

As Terri said, Happy Winter Solstice and Yule!