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Old 01-10-2018, 20:54   #16
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Re: AC12 autopilot running higher output linear drive

@billknny: Sorry I missed your post. Can you provide a link to the H-bridge you used? And add anything that might be helpful for us? Thanks.


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Re: AC12 autopilot running higher output linear drive

Be Mindful that mosfets are voltage controlled devices and that a slowly decaying gate voltage will put them into a highly resistive state for some period of the voltage decay time with consequent heat buildup if there is not some form of current drain for the gate voltage.
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Old 22-11-2018, 20:03   #18
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Re: AC12 autopilot running higher output linear drive

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yep, me too. What are we looking for here?
12-30V switchable to 20A?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/30A-DC5V-12...oAAOSwLQpZuDqF

From the link in the Paypal shipping terms:




1. We only ship to Worldwide.


Currently I'm cruising on the moon, so I'm out of luck.
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Old 23-11-2018, 12:29   #19
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Re: AC12 autopilot running higher output linear drive

Haha. I hear the moon is good this time of year.
Didn't follow up on this as I didn't buy the type two backup.

I just tried to buy a differential temp controller from China.
Paypal wouldn't accept my demand to pay as NZ isn't on the planet
or is a suspect destination.
Its happened before and you have to get the vendor to cancel and reconfig
acceptable destinations as it can't do retro on a particular destination.
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Re: AC12 autopilot running higher output linear drive

Can anyone who has used the h bridge drives show a basic wiring diagram or exlplain how to ? I ordered the ones in the ebay link above.

Thanks in advance !
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