I've done a search, trying to learn how to use the relays.
But, I don't know which ones are the ones commonly and successfully used here.
Here's a link to mouser,
http://www.mouser.com/search/refine.aspx?Ntt=reed+relay
Please advise as to which one or ones to get.
Thanks.
Jake
Which reed relay??
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groovtubin
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Re: Which reed relay??
a Magnecraft W117SIP-6 is a NORMALLY OPEN spst switch, GREAT for MID BOOST quiet, small, and has INTERNAL DIODE for coil! A W117SIP-18 is a NORMALLY CLOSED spst switch,( has diode as well) great for a PAB opening UP the ground on the mid pot, these relays are small, quiet, and i givem a TEN!! For SWITCHING or the HRM PAB a NTE R40-11D2-5 ( 5 volt or 12 volt) is AWESOME!! You can use a 16 pin carrier and build a board, or do as i do and just double tape them to the deck..small, quiet, and low current... i use a xicon 6.3 volt 1a tranny and a bridge w/voltage doubler hitting a 5v voltage regulator, it`s the best i`ve ever ""HAD"" !!HiGain wrote:I've done a search, trying to learn how to use the relays.
But, I don't know which ones are the ones commonly and successfully used here.
Here's a link to mouser,
http://www.mouser.com/search/refine.aspx?Ntt=reed+relay
Please advise as to which one or ones to get.
Thanks.
Jake
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groovtubin
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Re: Which reed relay??
a Magnecraft W117SIP-6 is a NORMALLY OPEN spst switch, GREAT for MID BOOST quiet, small, and has INTERNAL DIODE for coil! A W117SIP-18 is a NORMALLY CLOSED spst switch,( has diode as well) great for a PAB opening UP the ground on the mid pot, these relays are small, quiet, and i givem a TEN!! For SWITCHING or the HRM PAB a NTE R40-11D2-5 ( 5 volt or 12 volt) is AWESOME!! You can use a 16 pin carrier and build a board, or do as i do and just double tape them to the deck..small, quiet, and low current... i use a xicon 6.3 volt 1a tranny and a bridge w/voltage doubler hitting a 5v voltage regulator, it`s the best i`ve ever ""HAD"" !!HiGain wrote:I've done a search, trying to learn how to use the relays.
But, I don't know which ones are the ones commonly and successfully used here.
Here's a link to mouser,
http://www.mouser.com/search/refine.aspx?Ntt=reed+relay
Please advise as to which one or ones to get.
Thanks.
Jake
Re: Which reed relay??
Thanks for response!!
Jake
Jake
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groovtubin
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Re: Which reed relay??
ur welcome!!! jimboHiGain wrote:Thanks for response!!
Jake