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There are a few types listed here, personally I have no experience with them.
http://www.daycounter.com/Circuits/Tran ... lies.phtml

And another..http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/a ... 00954A.pdf

Turns ratio = Np/Ns
Where Np = number of turns in primary and Ns = number of turns in secondary.

Voltage ratio Vp/Vs = Np/Ns

wher Vp is voltage on the primary and Vs is voltage on the secondary.

No concern..just a bad joke..

Make sure the statute of limitations has run out first

Another alternative, if you have access to do it, wire all three bulbs in series. That'll give you the dim light, and lower the voltage to the bulbs.

Wouldn't the easiest thing be adding a wall mounted variable speed control and leave the the fan itself on high speed.

[quote] In Oklahoma, they've phased out all the electronics programs in the vo-tech schools and it's nearly the same in Missouri is nearly the same. State-supported vocational electronics programs are rare. Haven't seen electronics coorespondence courses in a long time. Only a few private schools st...

ETO has a similiar thread, they must be slow also http://www.electro-tech-online.com/members-lounge/128703-forum-dying.html I stop in a couple of times a day, like the others if I have nothing to contribute, I just browse around and leave. I still subscribe to N&V , and as far as pic projects, I...

Have you tried to right click , then go down to print?
I can't picture what that yellow splatter you mentioned looks like. Since it's with all 3 browsers, have you checked mouse settings, for "pointer"

"Sound advice" above

I bought an extension cord at a tool sale held at our civic center from one of those traveling vendors. It was marked 16/3 and was 50' long. About a year later I heard about them in the news being sued by several customers. Seems they purchased the same cords and, during proper usage, the cords had ...

The way I understand it, the back panel, the one that covers the ballast, must be grounded. Maybe an issue of the paint not allowing that. The reason for that panel needing a ground is it helps the gasses ionize in the tube, much like the band around one of those U shaped strobe light tubes. http://...

[quote]Yeah low activity here. Strange really.

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I would participate if I was knowledgable in the subject matter, but in cases like this I find it better to keep my mouth shut

Same here, plus I cannot stay logged on. I frequent several sites and this is the only one that wont let me stay logged on.

I had them rebuild an old 12v cordless drill battery.
http://www.primecell.com/nimhconv.htm

The conversion went from ni-cad to ni-mh. I used the drill (Makita) for roughly 3 more years, untill it committed suicide by jumping off a 6' stepladder. I used the original ni-cad charger.