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hey old cart i have a new soldering station (temp control) and i have taken off the 330ohm balance resistor off and it is fine?
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Maybe something like thisOriginally posted by Impulse View Posti had one of these
it worked to get the board going but was junk after that so i started using the buzzer which was better.
What headphones do you suggest guys? as this is ultimately the route i want to take so if i buy some i would like to buy a 'good starter set/high impedance headphone set) which will also help with the barracuda build (difficult to get 'a' single 'best' i know) or just a speaker that you guys used/bought, where did ya get it? (32 ohm).
These are Chinese, you should be able to get them in UK.
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6666 is right- the damping resistor is in parallel with the coil. Resistors in parallel add like thisOriginally posted by 6666 View PostYou did unsolder the damping resistor first ?
Parallel resistance 1/ (1/Rcoil+1/Rdamping)
for a 2.1 ohm coil that equals 1/(1/2.1+1/330)=2.08ohms
conclusion you must unsolder to measure it. Note it could also be open and that would cause the waveform you see. it will also measure about the same 2.1 ohms.
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Originally posted by Impulse View Postok i have measured the damping resistor and i get 2.1ohm (AH!!!!) i will replace it once i get a new soldering iron as my last one no longer functions as it should
(should be tomorrow)
is this one ok ? https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/drap...ering-station/
You did unsolder the damping resistor first ?
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Yes ideally. However if you are not planning on doing more electronics the cheaper model, or something similiar will do.Originally posted by Impulse View Postyer that one says it is temp controlled? and i get 0.1 ohm if the leads are pressed together. ok will look at the solder joints for bridges. I have had a look and my meter has the delta function (RELTRI) button.
.1 is great and if you have delta you can use it too.
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yer that one says it is temp controlled? and i get 0.1 ohm if the leads are pressed together. ok will look at the solder joints for bridges. I have had a look and my meter has the delta function (RELTRI) button.
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That will work, if you can swing a temp controlled one that is even better. Something like this
Check for solder bridges around the damping resistor tracks. When they fail they do not usually fails as a short. To test you meter just touch the leads firmly together in the ohms mode. It should read very close to 0 ohms.If is reads like .7 ohms many meters have a Delta (may show as a triangle) button that allows you to take the current reading and make that 0. if it reads much high than .7 the lead may need work. Note that this only matters when you are measuring low resistances but it is a good habit to get into to check it before testing.
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ok i have measured the damping resistor and i get 2.1ohm (AH!!!!) i will replace it once i get a new soldering iron as my last one no longer functions as it should
(should be tomorrow)
is this one ok ? https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/drap...ering-station/
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This looks like the damping resistor has either burned up or become unsoldered.:<(Originally posted by Impulse View PostOld cart thank you, and out of curiosity i had a look at pin6 of the 5534 and this is what i got since playing with the soldering.
here [ATTACH]35382[/ATTACH]
Looks like you also went back to using x1-GOOD SHOW, you are learning! I thought the x10 was causing loading problems. It was not and making the signal smaller only succeeded in adding more noise.
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Impulse, after having a look at the copper side of your pcb, the first thing I would be doing is cleaning the flux off
by useing a soft brush and denatured alcohol, IE methylated spirits let dry and clean again any remaining residue, a clean pcb is a happy pcb
thick flux can sometimes do strange things on PI's
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ok 5.067v78l05 5.020v79l05 batt 11.45v
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