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Thanks for your interest in this video.

Hi, thanks for checking out my video! It's great to hear that you're interested in trying out the push button on-off switch circuit. Regarding the issue you're encountering with the circuit not toggling off at 12V. I have created a post about this problem. please follow this link th-cam.com/users/postUgkx3NFyJPr36ZJ85s3cj9NHYVRCsYMTKo_O?si=ziQlbS5JG5fkeP2x

@HobbyElectroLab thanks

I have studied your detailed comment, and I finally made a separate post for this issue. please follow this link to solve the problem. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxpcoxT57wd0bUsAK2Se2dFdMlheme8d49?si=mNysHOJMDn_aEqfc

The output current depends on the load, not just the battery pack. A 3A battery pack can supply up to 3A, but the actual current is determined by the load's demand. Ensure the load current stays below the MOSFET's maximum drain current (16A) for safe operation.

There’s no minimum current limit-any load can work. However, for the maximum current, you need to check the MOSFET’s maximum drain current rating. The load’s current must always be less than the MOSFET’s maximum drain current to ensure safe operation.

@HobbyElectroLab thank you. That's good to know

Thank you for watching the video. here is the schematics in a PDF file drive.google.com/file/d/13JkoncejYHDxjLWeeGtT2ary8ySCorNd/view?usp=drive_link

Thank you so much for the schematics. I have downloaded it and I will try it. Please can you make the transformerless version of this timer operation with 220ac

Thanks for watching the video. here is the downloadable PDF link for the project drive.google.com/file/d/1NMKejQexLcWSzQbLY73gkrbksgh8dnT0/view?usp=drive_link

Thank you for your feedback! You're absolutely right-since the supply voltage is only 24V, a parallel configuration would provide much higher capacitance and current, making it more effective for spot welding. I appreciate your insight and will try to make another video with a better design. Stay tuned!

Thank you for your comment! 13:2:5: These numbers usually represent settings like cycle time, water level, or spin speed. For example, 13 might be the wash time (in minutes), 2 could be the water level, and 5 might refer to the spin speed. MTM (M T M): This stands for Motor Test Mode, which is used to test the washing machine's motor for proper functionality. For more details, check the user manual or consult a technician. Feel free to ask more questions!

@HobbyElectroLab Thanks for your quick response Sir 👍 👏 🙏

You are welcome.

A PC power supply delivers only 12V, which will work fine. However, for better performance, it is recommended to use a 24V power supply at 2A.

@@HobbyElectroLab Thanks.

Kung sira ang lagayan ng SD card, palitan ang slot kung bali o tanggal. Kung hindi nadedetect, linisin ang SD card at slot gamit ang cotton bud at alcohol. I-check din ang mga connection, baka kailangang i-solder muli. Kung hindi sigurado, mas mabuting dalhin sa technician.

Thank you for your comment. I've created a document that delves deeper into this concept, addressing your points. Please checkout this google document drive.google.com/file/d/1Uh8b606-jDdmO2B4sNQ44T4S816Iyd6p/view?usp=drive_link

thanks for the insightful comment! You're absolutely right about the system's limitations. I've created a document that delves deeper into this concept, addressing your points. Please checkout this google document drive.google.com/file/d/1Uh8b606-jDdmO2B4sNQ44T4S816Iyd6p/view?usp=drive_link

No, this card does not support inverter motors.

Not if you hooked the pump Up to solar

Your wrong

Thank you for your detailed and insightful comment! I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into explaining these concepts. I will take the time to study your points thoroughly and may even create another video to explore the idea you’ve presented. Stay tuned, and thanks again for contributing to the discussion!

@@ManyHeavens42 you are not explaining and can not explain that I am wrong. I am sure you like many others do not and can not understand "levitation" that I am including even if you have completed university studies. The University give knowledge what is discovered and published but not what is discovered and is not published. Read again my comments, probably you will understand what I write. Anyway I respect your time.

Thank you for your follow-up! I appreciate the effort and valuable insights you've shared. I’m reviewing your points carefully and will respond or create a video update soon. Thanks again for your thoughtful input!

Wa Alaikum Assalam! aux port lagany ka maqsad? please clear kro point ko.

Wa Alaikum Assalam! aux port lagany ka maqsad? please clear kro point ko.

That's a great idea! I'll definitely consider adding a video demonstration in a future video. Stay tuned!

Thanks for the comment. While historical figures can be complex, it's important to appreciate the contributions of both Tesla and Edison to science. Let's focus on the fascinating principles behind Tesla coils

I've written a detailed guide to fix the overflow issue. Please check it out here: th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbS9CMOJbwv8uPhR9k_kHQ5a9DBaigoPC

Sure you can. but better to read this post about any upgrades. This post is about your interest. th-cam.com/channels/j6sPESaMxC6O4u7Xb0Gibw.htmlcommunity

@HobbyElectroLab thanks bro

If you have a voltage source for 2.7V put the capacitors in parallel. If you have a voltage source of 5V, you can put the 2 capacitors in series - as long as they differ not too much in capacity. Don't put more voltage - unless you want to post a video of exploding capacitors (or a fontain of electrolyte)

@@megahertz6777 Great point! Connecting two 2.7V supercapacitors in series for a 5V source works as long as the capacitors have similar capacitance to share the voltage evenly. Adding a voltage-balancing circuit or resistors can also help prevent uneven voltage distribution. And yes, exceeding the voltage rating is definitely not recommended-safety first!

Thank you for watching the video. Actually the schematic was shown at the end of the vide.

No schematic file . Only is in the video

Thanks, I'm glad you liked the PCB layout.

@@HobbyElectroLab This is minor issue in that kind of project. I'm happy to seeing full insulation!

I'm glad you found the video useful! This is the link for the downloadable PDF

While I appreciate your feedback, I'm disappointed to see such disrespectful language. If you're having trouble with the code, please provide specific details about the problem so I can assist you. Constructive criticism helps everyone, but personal attacks are unhelpful.

25v dc

Ohh. sorry for inconvenience. you can download the PDF from this link drive.google.com/file/d/1TpC4lUzzfTpjd-4UkFjV34Sm4a38WZqO/view?usp=sharing

I'd love to give you a PDF, drive.google.com/file/d/1MhlOGQoN3SE2Hg1kCWG-ePTix1h4GR9f/view?usp=drive_link Thanks for watching

Yes. I repaired many models the way I showed in the video... Thank for watching the video.

@ i mean if you can modify it so it doesn’t use a light bulb plug but a USB wire

Thank you! I'm glad you found the design effective and straightforward. Simplicity is often the best approach in circuit design!

Thanks to watch the video. Here is the link for the complete project in PDF. drive.google.com/file/d/1fHkX2arYNG3Gd7bOfEK586vT9M-TAgAw/view?usp=drive_link

You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

Oh sorry. You are right. This circuit supports only Adjustable Voltage. I am going to correct the title of the video.

Yes it will. but i depends on the load you are using.

you can increase the number of comparators to increase the levels. Better to use LM3914 for your task.

Thanks for your request! I'll try to make a video on installing this PCB soon.

Yes, there is no need for etching. just connect wires and complete the project..... This type of pcb is only for learning purpose.

It sounds like you're looking for some guidance on building a PC! What specific parts or questions do you have in mind?

I am Not sure what you mean exactly, but give me some details and let’s see if we can figure this out!

@@HobbyElectroLab mujhe router k liye fast Relay module batao Jo ups ki Tara fast switching Kare please no reset router help me ???

Thanks for your interest in the project! If you have any questions or need guidance on how to set it up, feel free to ask!

I'm so glad to hear that it worked for you! Keep up the great work!

Congrats on being the first! Thanks for stopping by!

The board in the video is only for the Top loading machines. This board does not support inverter motor.

Most welcome

Yes, you can replace the existing Bluetooth receiver in your headphones! Just make sure to choose a compatible low-latency receiver for the best performance.

Could I use a bluetooth APTX transmitter/reciever and take it apart and install the whole board or do I have to swap out the chip?

I used 12V DC but 24V can also be applied. make sure to match the capacitor's working voltage.

I want to ask, I have a 500f super capacitor with a voltage of 2.7 volts. Do you think I should combine it in series to 5 volts or in parallel?

Thank you for your interest in Spot Welding project. I have create a detailed post to answer your question. please follow this link to get the answer th-cam.com/channels/j6sPESaMxC6O4u7Xb0Gibw.htmlcommunity?lb=Ugkx9askPdrmj8457vIJWzZOwwvqlHyapzx6