07-11-2013, 05:09 PM
Hi,
Good question and thanks for asking Refugee.
I need to check but I think the load is extremely small it just being a signal cable which I believe is on 10VDC.
Its only the start/stop I need the relay for in order to allow the original control buttons to be used; when I was using this VFD set up on the Jubilee I had installed a latching push button for the start/stop control but now I want to use separate original Graduate start/stop buttons.
The new relays arrived today so I can play around a bit tomorrow and report back; the relays were very cheap so I bought two; one will be a spare. These are the relays I bought;
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400380625226?s...K:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
As usual I'm busy and today I've been doing more work to convert the garage into my workshop; I've now found the bandsaw a permanent home after installing the drawer unit I had carried down from the workshop and I've been painting the walls; the conversion seems never ending but then I've just spent three weeks restoring the Graduate; it's all coming together slowly and I'm enjoying myself. The benches are still cluttered and I'd like to fully restore the bandsaw finishing it with the cream white enamel which looks so good.
Kind regards, Col.
Good question and thanks for asking Refugee.
I need to check but I think the load is extremely small it just being a signal cable which I believe is on 10VDC.
Its only the start/stop I need the relay for in order to allow the original control buttons to be used; when I was using this VFD set up on the Jubilee I had installed a latching push button for the start/stop control but now I want to use separate original Graduate start/stop buttons.
The new relays arrived today so I can play around a bit tomorrow and report back; the relays were very cheap so I bought two; one will be a spare. These are the relays I bought;
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400380625226?s...K:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
As usual I'm busy and today I've been doing more work to convert the garage into my workshop; I've now found the bandsaw a permanent home after installing the drawer unit I had carried down from the workshop and I've been painting the walls; the conversion seems never ending but then I've just spent three weeks restoring the Graduate; it's all coming together slowly and I'm enjoying myself. The benches are still cluttered and I'd like to fully restore the bandsaw finishing it with the cream white enamel which looks so good.
Kind regards, Col.
Happiness is a wreck of a cabinet to restore.
