220 Vac Power regulators

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Several 220 VAC power regulators, for resistive and inductive loads.

All materials and components are from recycled sources.

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seilerjacinda925 wrote 11/19/2019 at 16:23

Hi
Nice to meet you after viewing your profile i am Jacinda, from (jakarta) indonesia,

i have a project discussion with you please email me on: (jacinda.seiler@yahoo.com)

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rafununu wrote 08/31/2019 at 16:35

Regulator means that the input voltage can change without affecting the output. Is this the case here ?

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carbono.silício wrote 08/31/2019 at 18:10

No, the input voltage is the same as the output. This regulator changes only the width of the sine wave pulse.

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Ken Yap wrote 08/19/2019 at 01:43

Very creative use of old boxes. I like the one made from a broadband modem. Some of the others are works of art. You've given me an idea what to do with this old machinery control box in my junk^Wspares box. Thanks!

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carbono.silício wrote 08/19/2019 at 05:51

Thank you.

Good work, I'll be also inspired if you later share it here.

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220 Vac Power regulators

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