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In Reply to: Why do you think I recommended twisting the ground around the ic"s? posted by jneutron on January 10, 2008 at 06:13:48:
Yes oh wise one ! But it did NOT work. Thanks.
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- RE: Why do you think I recommended twisting the ground around the ic"s? - jking67 14:19:43 01/10/08 (12)
- Al was on the right track with his post. - jea48 09:14:28 01/11/08 (9)
- Line noise and then agian. - jking67 13:57:01 01/11/08 (8)
- Does the motor have an AC capacitor across it? - jea48 17:56:29 01/11/08 (1)
- RE: Does the motor have an AC capacitor across it? - jking67 05:35:37 01/12/08 (0)
- Interesting. I would not expect a switch closure to cause a pop. - Al Sekela 15:21:08 01/11/08 (5)
- RE: Interesting. I would not expect a switch closure to cause a pop. - jea48 09:54:48 01/13/08 (2)
- It may well be the starting switch opening. - Al Sekela 15:36:31 01/15/08 (1)
- No switch on the motor.... This type of motor does not use one - jea48 20:24:11 01/15/08 (0)
- RE: Interesting. I would not expect a switch closure to cause a pop. - jking67 05:44:19 01/12/08 (1)
- The oil burner... - Al Sekela 16:48:37 01/12/08 (0)
- Ah, grasshopper, that is but one task along the path to quiet. - jneutron 06:24:29 01/11/08 (1)
- RE: Ah, grasshopper, that is but one task along the path to quiet. - jking67 14:03:29 01/11/08 (0)