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Lookin' For A P/n


Skidz
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Ok !

 

Bullet R, got the plugs you sent me yesterday. Unfortunately, they weren't the right ones. Fortunately though, I was able to trade them for the right one at a "large avionics shop" here in Langley. I still owe the guy a couple dozen doughnuts to go with that though... :P

 

The correct Cannon part number for the male plug kit is the following:

 

MS3106F16-11P

 

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Here is a link to the part datasheet on ITT Cannon's site:

 

http://www.ittcannon.com/products/datashee...N=ms3106f16-11p

 

 

When I went to the local electronics shop, I found a voltage regulator IC that will take up to 40 VDC and output 12 VDC. I'm going to find a way to solder these in the automotive 12V sockets...

 

This voltage regulator is a 7812C. Looks like this:

 

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Once I'm done making my octopus, I'll post some pics... :up:

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TA DA !

 

Well, I finally completed my little project. Managed to do it without losing any skin too ! :up:

 

Here are a few pics of the finished product (My audio cable is in there too. That was last year's project :lol: ):

 

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Basically, the Aux plug gets 24-28 VDC from the a/c. In the junction box, I left one output port at 28VDC 'cause that's what the ANR p/s needs. The three other outputs are regulated to 12 VDC by the 7812 ICs. I made three cables with automotive power receptacles. The ANR p/s filters and regulates output to 9 VDC. I made it this way 'cause I didn't want to have a bunch of power receptacles when I don't need them.

 

I think my next project will be to make a kit where to power supply for my ANR will be integrated into the juction box. I would make a PCB for the voltage regulators to save space. I would also try to source connectors with screw-type fastners (like the one you see on the ANR p/s output).

 

All I've got to do now is patent the thing, have them mass-produced in China and get rich... B)

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Well, I finally completed my little project. Managed to do it without losing any skin too ! :up:

 

Skidz:

 

Amazing! No skin loss? No burns?? And UR braggin??? <_<

 

Geez, man, U'll never make it as a ConeHead without a couple of burns, scraps, skinned knuckles, cracked head, black eye, and at least one bad hang over!! B)

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Roscoe:

 

Geez, Bye, I dunno!

 

Skidz being an ex-pongo and all, plus that heritage of his. Give him a Cod Tongue in a kiss, he just might like it!! :rolleyes:

 

I used to spend alot of time in La Belle province, and everytime I go there, not only do they shake my hand, they kiss me on both cheeks! Think I'm starting to kinda like it! :shock: Don't get that kinda welcome at home fer Kripes sake! :wacko:

 

Think I'll pass on the tongue thingy. Might have to Screech the bugger in though!! :up:

 

Now I'll definitly side with "The King" though. Could definitly go for one honkin feed of Cod tongues and jowls right about now!! :up: :up:

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