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Re: 12v output on 110v
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lugnet.trains
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Fri, 18 Feb 2000 15:46:10 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Christopher Masi writes:
> Hi Brian,
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> I got a low voltage of 1.5 and a high of 7.2. I was using a cheap • multimeter,
> so I cannot say if it is continuous, but it certainly has that feel when • running
> a train. The voltage was very unsteady (the multimeter is fine, it reads • steady
> with the new power regulator), so I cannot confirm that the 12 V transformer
> delivers continous voltages.
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> Chris
I can see the AC voltage with your multimeter, just select the AC Voltage and
the reading will indicate the difference between the min and max voltage. If
you see something around 10-12 V that indicate the power regulator only put
rectified voltage and the voltage is not constant, if the voltage is something
like 1-2 V if you have a good load it`s indicate that the voltage is "constant"
Martin
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 | | Re: 12v output on 110v
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| Hi Brian, I got a low voltage of 1.5 and a high of 7.2. I was using a cheap multimeter, so I cannot say if it is continuous, but it certainly has that feel when running a train. The voltage was very unsteady (the multimeter is fine, it reads steady (...) (24 years ago, 16-Feb-00, to lugnet.trains)
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