Peter Beeney Posted Tuesday at 17:50 Share Posted Tuesday at 17:50 Chris, I’m sorry about your UBECs, that must have been bit of a shock at the time, to say the least. I’m not sure that I’ve ever mentioned UBECs, so far I’ve never had a run in with any of these yet but I will do so as soon as I get the opportunity. As far as proving a point goes I’ve only ever done this sort of stuff just to find out what I consider really happens; the results themselves proved the point, I didn’t…… I certainly wouldn’t advise anyone to not disconnect any red wires but if they wanted to leave them intact simply because that’s what I do then that would be their prerogative. Why do you think the tests are biased? I try and make them as firm as I can without going overboard; witness the 7V stress test. I could have gone higher, 107V even, but that would/could have been just wanton destruction. I used a variable bench supply so I turned the current supply wick right down to just a few milliamps limit so in the event of something going short circuit things would not start getting hot. Max safety throughout. I will return in due course with some new facts and figures as a result of tinkering with some new kit. PB Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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