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https://quietjourney.com/community/YABB.cgi?num=1377347241 Message started by mastertangler on Aug 24th, 2013 at 12:27pm |
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Title: Re: Depth finder power source Post by Magicpaddler on Apr 9th, 2014 at 12:03pm
The protection circuit is not a big project and the parts can be purchased for $12. I no longer have steady enough hands to do a neat job.
Enclosure 3*2*1 Radio shack 270-1801 $3.19 100K resistor Radioshack 271-1347 $1.49 Protection circuit board www-all-battery.com 32071 $6.97 Connector (You need to Login or Register 015000045 $1.72- $1.45 2 6-32 X1/2” brass screws ?? GLUE Marine Goop ?? (You need to Login or Register (You need to Login or Register Like this only do not put the 2 output screws on the same side of the box. If pliers are dropped on this one they could short out the unit or if in a aluminum canoe they could both touch the side at the same time. And do it neater! This setup is only suitable for light loads of less than 1 amp because of the small leads. The card max continuous current is 4 amps. Charging Car battery charger set to trickle charge and with about 2 ohms in series with the charger. Charge through the protection board using the same connections as the load. 2 .91 ohm 10 Watt RadioShack 10WD91 resistors $1.21 each $2.42 I did not have a suitable resistor so I used about 8 inches of some Nickel-Titanium single strand wire I had for a different project. That is some strange stuff makes a good resistor but hard to make good electrical connection to. Puckster A set of 9 Energizer Ultrimate Lithium will supply 250ma at > 11 volts for 12 hours. They can be purchased at Sams Club for about $17/set. |
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