I know about the 12v lamp and others, but just interested in this option
Noid light construction
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Noid light construction
I know about the 12v lamp and others, but just interested in this option
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IIRC, they're just an LED and suitable series resistor. Roughly 1000 ohms should be fine.dochka wrote:Anyone knows what electronic parts i need no assemble a noid light to check if my low z injectors are getting a signal;
I know about the 12v lamp and others, but just interested in this option
A dwell gauge - used for checking points gap electronically - is very useful for injectors as it shows the mark space ratio. Some auto DVMs have one built in - or they often come up for pennies at autojumbles.
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