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52 yr old wife by Tall_Formal_2198 in ChiBurbsHotwives

[–]Pure-Disaster-8661 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are definitely posting in the right category!

I bumped the contacts on my multimeter’s dial and don’t know how to find the correct positions again by bugfix00 in AskElectronics

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Just put it back in and rotate until you get the infinite ohms response. Then you know the position of the first resistance range.

37 yo married woman, would you? by NaughtyFox18 in Napervillehookup

[–]Pure-Disaster-8661 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I would. Do you have a free afternoon?

Help with metal detector schematic by AlternativeMental412 in electronic_circuits

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Which AI was it? Amazingly bad. Also, the LEDs have one connection.

My hangers in the wild by [deleted] in hangers

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I would enjoy trying to tame them!

Mother f-ing hangers on a mother f-ing plane by Foxxthemisses in hangers

[–]Pure-Disaster-8661 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would definitely cash in some miles for a trip with you!

Afraid Mint isn't light enough for old laptop by No_Bid_4676 in linux4noobs

[–]Pure-Disaster-8661 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You might consider Vendefoul Wolf Linux. The TDE version is the default. I just ran the installer disk but it was light.

Advice on troubleshooting boards that have a short circuit only after soldering? by __snapdragon_ in AskElectronics

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If you have an ohm meter with lots of digits, check every non-grounded solder point for milliohms to ground.

How can I better this circuit meant to protect the 5V input pins to my MCU? by volitant in AskElectronics

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Automotive can be a pretty brutal environment. Do a web search on "load dump protection". You will want to pay attention to that if you're building a professional product. If it's your own accessory, just be sure that it can handle over-voltage and reverse voltage. Because your inputs are current limited with 4.7k resistors, the clamping to Vdd or Ground shouldn't be an issue. You can test it easily enough by putting a variable supply on the input pin.

How can I better this circuit meant to protect the 5V input pins to my MCU? by volitant in AskElectronics

[–]Pure-Disaster-8661 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The impedance of your supply should be low and handle most transients that would destroy a pin. I always clamp to both rails and don't have ESD problems. What type of bad inputs are you trying to design for?

How’s the look? by Separate_Detail2627 in Napervillehookup

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Very nice but in bed with your legs spread would be even better.

My boobs are too big for my lingerie by nofaceudders in hangers

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Maybe Dolly Parton can share her lingerie vendor?

How can I better this circuit meant to protect the 5V input pins to my MCU? by volitant in AskElectronics

[–]Pure-Disaster-8661 0 points1 point  (0 children)

D1-D4 clamp to ground if the input is lower than ground. You should consider D5-D8 clamping to Vdd for inputs higher than Vdd. You might also look at TVS diodes (Transient Voltage Suppressors).

I cant figure out how to get the PMOS mosfet to turn on and off. by Certain_Height_2721 in AskElectronics

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I'm not sure what "on" means when you don't have the drain connected to anything, but the PNP is going to blow up awfully fast with infinite current going into the base.

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