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Time Fantasy Ultraviolet: custom UV-reactive mod (build thru public debut...)

By goingincirclez

4 years ago


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#46 4 years ago
Quoted from goingincirclez:

I'm now concerned that leaving a solenoid driver "on" for a long time might not be a good idea. Same concern for the coil inside the relay itself: Would either or both of those items burn up, being switched on for a few minutes at a stretch? Or would we be OK since they are not high-current items like a playfield coil*?

This is not a concern.

Quoted from goingincirclez:

I'd still need to figure out how to connect an auxiliary component to that relay: since it is mounted directly on the power supply PCB

Use the 2 pin connector that is already there with a Z connector to power another relay to turn on and off the UV lamp. Mount this relay on the lamp so that the wires coming down to the machine are only low voltage ones. A 24 volt DC relay to switch the 120 volt AC lamp power at the lamp.

Quoted from goingincirclez:

What was the total wattage of the original GI string? (I obviously need to do more research.

Not a concern when using a additional relay.

#49 4 years ago

2 relays run from the transistor, no issue.

I know that there would still be a 110 volt cord to the UV lamp, I just didn't want to see you put the relay in the back box and run another 110 volt cord into the back box. Much safer for you to run low voltage wiring instead.

#51 4 years ago
Quoted from goingincirclez:

How does this look as a suitable relay?

Yes.

https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/5792-10818-02

https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/5791-12235-02

Add two of these connectors to the relay and connect it to the old wires with a Z connector, your done.

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