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RE: I played with fire...
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Sun, 26 Aug 2007 16:17:29 GMT
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"Patrick Bégin" <patrickDELTHISbegin@sympaticoDELTHIS.ca> writes:
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> I applied 9V AC power to a RCX 2.0... yes yes, DC is required.
While your RCX is fried, it is probably not from plugging AC power
into the power plug. LEGO's low voltage adaptor is an AC adaptor. Or
did you mean you applied AC power to the RCX sensor port?
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| Hi Patrick, (...) that looks like a somewhat large diode to me. In my own picture it is round and is marked with a diode symbol and "A2". (...) It shouldn't he hard to replace. But I doubt that it is the only thing that is damaged. It looks like it (...) (17 years ago, 26-Aug-07, to lugnet.robotics.rcx)
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