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Maybe a big-ass 90 VDC motor?
Would like to hear more about this 15 ohm, 110 VDC load, which BTW, is 7.3 Amps.

Sounds like the suggested explanation is a cell phone could induce a signal into my IR Remote Control to switch the TV on/off? Never would have guessed that, but what do I know? :) Trying the black tape over the IR detector on the TV. BTW, the remote for the TV is nowhere to be found, certainly not ...

Have a 23" Insignia LCD TV which I use for video monitoring of a nearby video camera. Been using it for over a year. Several nights ago, it powered itself up, went from "Video" input to "TV" input, and started scanning through the channels. I shut it off manually, but it kep...

Welcome! Is it possible to use several antennas, oriented differently?

Dang! Thought the Atari had pots, not switches!

Thanks Janitor Tzap!

It was the Motor Control Board. That fixed it.

Anybody ever take apart one of these controllers? Hope to see what value potentiometers are in them.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/223171202819?s ... Track=true

Building an all-electric lawnmower, and looking for a controller for it. 5K ohm pots would be ideal.

Are Switched Reluctance Motors really the motor of the future?
Has anyone used them?
https://turntide.com/#

Interesting TED talk on using UVC for sterilization:
https://www.ted.com/talks/david_brenner ... st-talks-6

A $9 Arduino Nano would do the job also.

Cascaded dual timers could probably manage this- ICM7556 perhaps.

I had a vehicle winch that came with three paralleled 50 Amp breakers. If they were of different values, no I don't think they would just add up. The lowest rated would blow first, then the other.

It's a single LiPo cell- why a 5-pin connector?

Mine is a magnetic pickup.

Thanks! Sole service department assures me it's the "Display Board", so ordered a new one.
They'll even take it back if it doesn't solve the problem! Haven't heard that in awhile!