Here you go; PWM modules rated for 15A each, only $20 apiece.Thank you so much for the time and effort on your posts and the schematic. I am not sure my client is willing to pony up the cash, nor me the time for this modification. It might be over my head as I do not have a way to make boards and such. Does anyone know of a decent PWM "module" that anyone puts out? At least so I have options to provide the client. I had fun machining and planning the lightsticks, but electronics and cicuitry have always been hard for me and I do not enjoy it nearly as much.
Thanks again all.
Ooops, sorry. I guess I forgot to bow down to Bychon's clearly superior knowledge before posting for assistance. Here, I thought maybe this forum was different than others on the 'net where you are always judged by those who ARE more knowledgeable. Nope, just more of the same inferior "human beings" who just might have superior knowledge. And who jump to conclusions that may not always be true (assuming I was implying 16vdc would be brighter than 16vac, instead of asking a question where I might not have been clear on my original post). Sorry for asking for help.I was thinking, "They say 12 volts and 24 volts. Can you show me how to make them work with 16 volts?"
Ooops, sorry. I guess I forgot to bow down to Bychon's clearly superior knowledge before posting for assistance. Here, I thought maybe this forum was different than others on the 'net where you are always judged by those who ARE more knowledgeable. Nope, just more of the same inferior "human beings" who just might have superior knowledge. And who jump to conclusions that may not always be true (assuming I was implying 16vdc would be brighter than 16vac, instead of asking a question where I might not have been clear on my original post). Sorry for asking for help.
Quoting a certain helpful member's signature: "General info:
If you have a question, please start a thread/topic. I do not provide gratis assistance via PM nor E-mail, as that would violate the intent of this Board, which is sharing knowledge ... and deprives you of other knowledgeable input."
Maybe members solicit your assistance privately in order to avoid ridicule as they are no longer in grammar school and there's no need to endure it.
I'll stop posting noob questions on this elitist board. Thanks for the help I did receive though.
Silly me, I thought that the above in bold might be true. Maybe it is for the Sgt., but I guess there's always that guy. So, thank you Bychon for being THAT guy!