Hi N60, Try this circuit using a10k resistor. E Equivalent Schottky used,
ericgibbs Joined Jan 29, 2010 21,445 Aug 31, 2023 #21 Hi N60, Try this circuit using a10k resistor. E Equivalent Schottky used,
N Thread Starter Nugg60 Joined Aug 24, 2014 16 Aug 31, 2023 #22 Perhaps I don't need to worry about 12v on a connector that isn't being used? Could it damage the battery if the 240v power supply is plugged up at the same time? Sorry everyone I know this must be quite painful but it really is helpful, so thanks! Attachments tempImage6hUlNr.gif 6 MB Views: 0
Perhaps I don't need to worry about 12v on a connector that isn't being used? Could it damage the battery if the 240v power supply is plugged up at the same time? Sorry everyone I know this must be quite painful but it really is helpful, so thanks!
N Thread Starter Nugg60 Joined Aug 24, 2014 16 Aug 31, 2023 #23 ericgibbs said: Hi N60, Using a high impedance Fluke DVM will give a high reading when connected in that way. E Click to expand... I'll have to get my hands on a resistor but I'll give it a go. thanks!
ericgibbs said: Hi N60, Using a high impedance Fluke DVM will give a high reading when connected in that way. E Click to expand... I'll have to get my hands on a resistor but I'll give it a go. thanks!