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Q: 12v x 1.2A = 14.4W and 5v x 2.4A = 12W . But 100W in the title... please rectify!
Asked by bastinetienne on 2020-07-15 05:25:55
VE1BLL @tol... "Read the specs"? Hey, do the math. It's less than 15w. The utterly false "100W" claim is prominent in the description. And FYI, "12:12 PM" (highest Sun elevation) would be for one particular relative longitude, the EoT for that time of year, and disregarding DST (where applicable). Cheers. :-)
2021-03-25 06:15:10 Helpful (1)Q: It's not 100 watt. It just isn't. Too small a surface area. 12v x 1200mA is 14.4 watts.
Asked by VE1BLL on 2020-07-15 12:25:58
tolerans0 Read the specs: Rated Power: 30W. That is the most it will produce on the Equator at 12:12 PM.
2021-03-24 09:25:10 Helpful (1)
Q: Why all the FALSE ADVERTISING lately?
Asked by VE1BLL on 2020-07-17 04:42:45
Lactoscope CAN NOT UNDERSTAND
2020-07-26 09:58:17 Helpful (0)Q: Does it need an external air Compressor
Asked by Karel on 2020-03-25 07:06:03
VE1BLL Well, I see an inlet fitting where compressed air would be supplied. And the electrical gadget is merely a solenoid. So YES an external source of compressed air is required.
2020-03-31 08:20:32 Helpful (2)
VE1BLL i have what is supposed to be the exact same phone, and it's Android 8.0.0. The one sold here just arrived this evening, and it's not really unboxed yet. Appears to be identical, but packaging is different. Once confirmed I will report here.
Q: Does somebody has a tutorial to wire it to a Raspberry Pi ? Thank you,
Asked by simvikingygg0306 on 2019-07-28 06:35:00
VE1BLL A starting point... Search with obvious search terms plus cooking-hacks.
2019-11-17 10:10:42 Helpful (0)Q: what is the output?do we need to add lcd screen to display it?
Asked by vandana on 2017-12-15 08:52:49
VE1BLL As sold, it ticks randomly about 25 times per minute due to natural background radiation, YMMV. There are many Arduino projects described on-line to interface LCD screens and display in microsieverts.
2019-11-17 10:03:13 Helpful (0)
VE1BLL With an easy Arduino project, yes. Many examples on-line.
2019-11-17 10:00:27 Helpful (0)
VE1BLL Jumper J4 TEST apparently doesn't matter. Removing it would disconnect a series of 10M resistors leading to a test point J2 that is open circuit anyway. Mine is in place and works fine. See the schematic, linked in Description.
2019-11-17 09:59:17 Helpful (0)
VE1BLL IP is not really a concept in the country of origin. So help yourself.
2019-11-17 09:46:13 Helpful (0)Q: Is it watertight? Can I mute the audio?
Asked by fefefeefeeee on 2019-10-12 06:05:12
VE1BLL Open construction, so not watertight in the slightest. To mute the on-board speaker, remove jumper plug J1 which is wired in series with the speaker.
2019-11-17 09:44:32 Helpful (3)Q: How do I get the data out of this device? Any manuals?
Asked by kkim on 2019-10-14 12:35:07
VE1BLL On this product listing, open the item details page and carefully look for the tiny link to more information. It opens a batch of useful files.
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VE1BLL @tol... "Read the specs"? Hey, do the math. It's less than 15w. The utterly false "100W" claim is prominent in the description. And FYI, "12:12 PM" (highest Sun elevation) would be for one particular relative longitude, the EoT for that time of year, and disregarding DST (where applicable). Cheers. :-)
2021-03-25 06:15:45 Helpful (2)