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"mains " timer conversion...
Hi all, I want to convert a mains type digital daily/weekly timer to
12v (nom.) operation.I know that the cct. inside (relay) etc operates at 28v, and normally could float at mains potential in normal use, this conversion is required for use in a boat so no mains likely to be present! if i change the relay to a 12v one, with proper protection (fusing etc) where abouts in the cct could I disconnect the "mains dropper" part and connect the battery 12v?is there a site containing ccts that use mains dropping cap/res type ccts...with thanks, |
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