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fussygoat
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18 May 17 @ 12:36 PM #
Mga sir/ma'am, pwede ba i-posisyon na patagilid ang AVR? Balak ko patayuin ito on its side tapos elevate ng kaunti para hindi matakpan yung vents. Salamat!
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blue1020
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28 May 17 @ 12:00 AM #
sir paano magpost ng pic,
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awakeruze
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28 May 17 @ 12:30 AM #
^
Upload pic to an image hosting site (imgur, flickr, etc.) then use the url or img tag .
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timmy09
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28 May 17 @ 01:28 PM #
ang wire ba for split type inverter 1.5 hp is #10 thhn wire tapos 30A breaker? hnd ba mataas na din un since hindi lagi gagana ang motor/compressor? pag non inverter window type naman pwede na #12 thhn wire at 20a? tia
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dodick
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28 May 17 @ 02:46 PM #
guys, just a quick question... kung meron akong 5v powerbank with 2A output at kabitan ko ng 4 separate unit na usb led light (4-6leds each), does it mean na automatic ba na distributed ung ibibigay ni powerbank? Like .5A*4=2A? In this case, kung sakali gagamit ako ng 5v battery (for motor bikes) with higher Amps pano ko po ito malilimit sa 2A lang to use for usb Light led's? Thanks po.
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deceptionpoint
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31 May 17 @ 08:58 PM #
@timmy09
Sir mas maganda gauge 10 lalo na kung malayo tatakbuhin ng wire from breaker ng aircon papunta sa main breaker ng bahay. Tapos same price lang naman ang 30 AMPS sa 20 so sa 30 ka na.
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PadreFlorentino
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02 Jun 17 @ 07:39 AM #
Pagdating sa breaker, higher rating doesnt mean that its better. Read the users manual. Nandon ang recommended circuit breaker rating.
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vanguardwars
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02 Jun 17 @ 10:02 AM #
Yup, huwag masyadong mataas ang rating sa breaker, you may risk burning the appliances first before the breaker trips. Well, that's the principle.
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wmaxell
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06 Jun 17 @ 10:25 AM #
Anong okay brand na electrical wire? Thnn?
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timmy09
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06 Jun 17 @ 10:43 AM #
i see, so ok na ang 20A kahit sa split type na 1.5hp? thanks
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PadreFlorentino
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06 Jun 17 @ 10:55 AM #
Check aircon manual. Nakalagay sa users manual ang dapat na rating ng circuitbreaker .
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megasyxx
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09 Jun 17 @ 06:22 PM #
Eh yung Panther extension cord with built in 10 amp circuit breaker pede kaya yun ang gamitin sa .5 hp na ac?
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PadreFlorentino
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09 Jun 17 @ 08:12 PM #
Di pede for me. Kasi sa manual ng 0.5hp aircon, recommmended circuit breaker is 15amps. Kung gusto mo extension DIY ka ng extension mo para sure ka sa taba ng wires. Gamitan mo ng appropriate pkug and socket na pang aircon.
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10xkarma
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14 Jun 17 @ 03:35 PM #
mga sir, meron po bang nabibili na step down transformer na parang adaptor lang kalaki? need ko po kasi 220v-110v.. kung meron po ano po magandang brand, TIA
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dodick
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18 Jun 17 @ 03:53 PM #
mga master, meron po bang paraan pra gawin 12v ung nabiling 220v na usb charger (5vx6 port). pra syang extension na me 6x usb (for powering/charging usb. mali kasi nabili at dna pwede palitan... thanks po.
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awakeruze
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18 Jun 17 @ 04:07 PM #
Unless you buy a 12v to 220v inverter, which may be more expensive than a 12v to USB power adapter.
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dodick
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18 Jun 17 @ 04:12 PM #
me nabasa ako dati na ung mga 220v led light bulb pwede gawing 12v meron lang papalitan/tagangalin pra maging 12v. maybe same principle applies...? any other input... thanks.
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awakeruze
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18 Jun 17 @ 05:46 PM #
^ LED bulbs are quite simple in terms of circuit design.
USB chargers are more complicated. Besides, the component spacing can be quite tight since most are designed to be as small as possble.
Let's use this image
from
<click here for link>
Tell me if you think you can replace any soldered component in that circuit board.
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dodick
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18 Jun 17 @ 06:07 PM #
ganito po itsura nya, sabi ko po extension type sya... sorry po at link lang pwede dito sa opis huhuhu... thanks
<click here for link>
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PadreFlorentino
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18 Jun 17 @ 07:04 PM #
Walang paraan. See that chip? Thats a 5volt voltage regulator. replace that with a 12volt regulator chip and all other associated components magiging 12 volts na.... Kaso surface mounted components yan.
in short, better buy a 12volt power supply kesa wasakin mo yan.
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awakeruze
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18 Jun 17 @ 07:12 PM #
Doesn't matter. A USB charger is a switch-mode power supply, like a PC's power supply.
You'll probably end up changing half the circuit , not just replacing two or three components as you think. And you'd definitely need the schematics of the circuit board in order to know which components to replace.
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dodick
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18 Jun 17 @ 07:21 PM #
yes, thanks guys for clearing this up. mali kasi talaga ang binili, supposed to be pra sana ito sa 12v load ng mppt kaso binili nman png 220v outlet.. anyway, thanks po uli...
padagdag nrin po sa tanong... kung mgcoconnect ako sa 40a mppt charge controller sa 12v load nya, mga ilang meters ng wire ang pwede sa kanya? Need ko po mgseries ng dc led light bulbs + dc fans withing 12-15meters (total around 100w) ...Thanks po.
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grifter_rizen77
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18 Jun 17 @ 07:22 PM #
buhay pa po ba si sir tony? baka po may kontak number kayo? salamat!
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aezmuth
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26 Jun 17 @ 01:27 PM #
Tanong ko lang sa mga expert. Ok lang ba ginawa ko? Bumili ako ng #14AWG stranded wire, kinabit ko sa 3 gang outlet rated 10A saka ung plug niya ay rated 20A..
Wala naman magiging problema diba? Bali nasa 5A lang ung load na isasaksak ko sa kanya
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PadreFlorentino
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26 Jun 17 @ 05:45 PM #
Maximum amps for power transmission ng no. 14 awg is 5.9amps. Maganda gamitin mo 12 or 11.
Refer to this chart:
<click here for link>
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Battlestarmargarine
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01 Jul 17 @ 07:12 AM #
Question about the power source. I'm checking some electronics abroad and the source says 95-265 vac.
Can we plug this device to our 220 volt power line? TIA!
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Vashtard
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01 Jul 17 @ 08:17 AM #
Question about the power source. I'm checking some electronics abroad and the source says 95-265 vac.
Can we plug this device to our 220 volt power line? TIA!
Assuming the electronics are multi-voltage that it should work on our 220V socket (they did a 20% plus and minus voltage from our 220v)
Pero ingat ka sa higher wattage items especially yung meron heating or freezing elements that you shpuld follow the amperage requirement
