Sometimes a q-tip with alcohol will revive these as often dirt/ corrosion stops
the contacts from working... but the disassembly to get to that area is the
hard part.
Todd
On Wednesday, September 18, 2024 10:04am, "Nick Lucchese via RE-wrenches"
said:
Has anyone had any success or adv
A step further beyond Todd's alcohol suggestion is trying to put some
Deoxit on the troublesome parts.
- Sam
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Great, thanks everyone. I'll source some Deoxit and make it happen! Kind of
looking forward to taking one of these apart after pressing the buttons a
couple thousand times over the last 2 decades.
Nick
On Wed, Sep 18, 2024 at 6:46 PM Ray Walters via RE-wrenches <
re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org
There is a large misunderstanding about lithium battery LVD voltages vs type.
Simpliphi for example has a very high LVD at between 24-25v depending on DOD
you want.
And thats true, the VFX/FX you can’t set the LBCO that high so you have to get
creative.
Vs most of the better prismatic cells
Has anyone had any success or advice on how to replace the dying buttons on
old classic Mates? I still have many systems out there that have the issue
and replacing with a $500+ Mate3-s isn't a good option even if I could
easily find them or want to give the new owners of Outback my money. I was
ab
Has anyone been able to acquire and use Midnite's new solution with their
AIO inverter by chance? MNSSR-600S-SS. I didn't realize it existed until
reading the inverter manual. Appears to be a very worthwhile solution to
the typical headaches involved with littering a roof with dozens of TS4's.
Wire
Just installed my first Rubix Stack'd 24v batteries yesterday. Max
recommended discharge to 20% is 25.5 vdc but the inverter LBCO is
conveniently 24.0 so not really necessary to add the aux cutoff trick on
legacy Outback systems. Will see how they do over time but in general Zonna
has been a very r
Common problem with remote controls for TVs for instance. You probably can
Google this and find YouTube vids for repair.Depends on which part has worn
out, the pads on the circuit board or the conductive paint on the bittom of the
buttons. Each has a few good options for refurbishment.-GlennSent
Hi David,
This upgrade comes up a lot. You are at a point where you have to decide;
do I match my old equipment with a new 24V Lithium battery bank (thus
limiting my battery bank options), or do I upgrade my equipment to 48V
which opens up the brands available?
I have had good success matching o
I second the Deoxit, I've seen it work miracles on old electronics,
potieometers, etc. They make different formulas, more agressive
cleaning, vs lubing vs protection.,
On 9/18/2024 11:58 AM, Sam Haraldson via RE-wrenches wrote:
A step further beyond Todd's alcohol suggestion is trying to put
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