A typical PC speaker is an 8 ohm load, you'd be better off using a small value resistor in series instead of a kilo-ohm range potentiometer which would give you a limited real world range of adjustability. Try experimenting with different value resistors (resistors are cheap), I'm guessing...
What are you guys talking about? Are you saying to connect the red and yellow voltage rails together? You shouldn't do that, you'll definitely fry something doing that. How many volts do you need and what for?
The Cyrix chip is the math coprocessor for the AMD 286 12MHz cpu below it. I have the computer in my closet collecting dust except for once in a blue moon when I hook it up to relive old memories :)
My first video card was a CGA card in my 286 12MHz computer, ISA bus and built by ATI
first 3D accelerator.. Voodoo 3 3000, AGP 16MB :D
currently using a X800 GTO, PCI-E 256MB
that will only work if the caps are on the positive rails with respect to ground. Really, if you connected them wrong they would most likely have exploded by now and if not, when you open up your PSU again you'll find them to be very unhappy looking (bulging). One thing about replacing polarized...
I've had mine for just about a week and seems to work fine, only problem I have with it is that the chipset HSF runs at like 6k rpm so it's a bit whiny... Good basic mobo
Using a large capacitor is not a good idea. You'll be drawing more current than is safe from your PSU when charging a 0.5F cap which would likely cause problems with your hardware, also considering this is a xbox mod you also have space limitations which a 0.5F cap doesn't meet.
Been out of school for christmas break since last week and I've been looking for things to keep me busy so I don't get bored, built this circuit a few days ago using stuff I learned from my digital system theory class
It's a decade counter with the output shown on the 7-segment display and...
check your manual for the samsung display... There should be a video filter that you can enable that will make text sharper... I forget what it is called, but if you look for it you should be able to find it.
So I've been indoors all the time recently due to the heatwave that's been going on for 3 weeks now here on the west cost (I can't stand to be out in the heat). Decided to work on fixing some car audio amplifiers I have laying around. Biggest problem I seem to have is tracing how the circuits...
I have a canon S60 digital camera that I am trying to repair for a friend. The flash tube is broken, are there any places online that sell replacement parts?
I'm in need of a Slot 1 processor bracket, the one that goes around the CPU slot and holds the cpu in the slot. I've got 35+ http://www.heatware.com under grjr and cash in my paypal account. I'd like to get it for like $4 shipped, first class in a small box is fine. lmk if you got one thx :cool: