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Advice For Early Solid State Owners

By oldschoolbob

4 years ago


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    #103 4 years ago
    Quoted from Mombo-number-5:

    Has anyone noticed that less and less of the .156 molex crimp contacts don't have an equal "wing" on each side of the top to slide into the housing? I have been tossing out around 28% of them these days.

    Where did you buy these from? Did they come from a reputable electronics supplier or ebay?

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    #124 4 years ago
    Quoted from Coyote:

    "V100ĦA15". I can't see nor make out what the "Ħ" is supposed to be.

    It should be a "Z" which is Littelfuses standard varistor codes. See "V100ZA15P" at GreatPlains. An alternate part number you can use is "14D101K"

    Quoted from Coyote:

    Are the specs the same on the 43v coil feed as the line voltage (120v)?

    No.
    The line voltage varistor is a higher voltage part and won't be effective across the solenoid voltage at suppressing lower voltage surges.

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