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Malc1
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 Posted: Sat 01. Aug 2015 13:28:28 |
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Should the voltage coming out of the adaptor be exactally 3.3v?
I have checked the one that I have extended the input cable on and my spare one and both are outputting 3.2v. Is this correct?
Is this going to make any different to the governor sensor?
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ZeXx86
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Posted: Sat 01. Aug 2015 13:35:11 |
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It should be 3.3V or very close to it. Unfortunately not all multimeters are very precise, but even if there is 3.2V it is not a problem.
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Malc1
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Posted: Sat 01. Aug 2015 13:41:16 |
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Ok thanks.
Both at 3.2v.
I thought at first that lengthening the input to the PCB on the one had caused a slight voltage drop.
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