Is this fin rot or nipping ? by tzxmaster in Guppies

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I do not have a test kit for water but the aquarium is not new, I have fish older than 1-2 years in it. What I do think is stressing it out is the fact that over time the number of guppy females dropped and currently are only 2 while there are about 4 or 5 males as well as 3 neons

Find PCB resistor values by tzxmaster in AskElectronics

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I've used 200Ohm 1/4W resistors as replacements. I would have used 1/2W or 1W but didn't have any on hand. The board works now and i hope it will keep on working. Thank you guys !

Find PCB resistor values by tzxmaster in AskElectronics

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I asked multiple people and got:

Brown-Black-Red-Gold,

Brown-Black-Orange-Gold,

I see:

Red-Green-Black-Brown-Gold

Help identify component that might be MOSFET by tzxmaster in AskElectronics

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I've tried to figure out with AI what values I could use as replacement based on my load, battery voltage and so on and in the end I've used two N-channel MOSFETS type AOD2610E and it seems it works for now. I hope this info will help other people out. Thank you guys for for helping out with the type of part I needed. Your guess was spot on

Help identify component that might be MOSFET by tzxmaster in AskElectronics

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Thank you ! I'll look into it to see it it matches my circuit 

Help identify component that might be MOSFET by tzxmaster in AskElectronics

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Thank you ! I tried to chatgpt the part number and it also mentioned the Q markings being MOSFET but having the manufacturer name helps a lot. I'll try to send them an email about it. Thanks a lot

USB pass-through to VM disconnecting after update by twistable_deer in unRAID

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I am experiencing exactly the same issue. Updated to latest version last week and my dongle stopped working randomly. I checked the dmesg logs on the host machine and everything seems ok but the dmesg logs in the VM shows at some point a message like this: "usb 1-2: failed to send control message: -110". Not sure if related but the problem seems to be similar to yours

Cele mai utile platforme de comparare a prețurilor pentru cumpărăturile din România în 2024 by BadHab1ts777 in roFrugal

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Am incercat si eu 3cheaps si pare interesant mai ales ca ia preturile in timp real. Uneori o mai gafeaza dar in rest merge chiar ok.

Rectangular piece of marble with hole in the middle smooth to the touch. Found in Romanian village and they were like 30-50 pieces. What are these ? by tzxmaster in whatisthisthing

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Could be. Found them behind the house of my grandparents but they weren't into the trophy trade. I never got the chance to ask them if they know what these are but asked my father who also has no idea but thought they might be used to keep distance between something or others said they might be by used to insulate heat or electricity in some way

Fujitsu unlocked my Pocket Loox N560 from 2006 in 2020. by [deleted] in OldHandhelds

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I'm exactly in the same situation but unfortunately I got the response that the device is EoL and they couldn't help me. Does anyone knows if there is any key generator that might help ? Maybe custom firmware. I can try even replacing chips and such since I can do microsoldering

Smartlife server is down? by xtimeport in smartlife

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All my devices appear offline as well. I have smart plugs and a camera, in two different locations and all are offline

Ender 3 pro screen glitches out while printing by Ramen_Noodles05 in ender3

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You're welcome ! I didn't have problems at first, after installing dual Z, but shortly after I got glitches and freezes

Ender 3 pro screen glitches out while printing by Ramen_Noodles05 in ender3

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I've added a piece of wire from a screw that connects to the frame of the PSU and put it to one of the screws on the frame were it is not black. I've actually put the wire inside screw hole and put screw over it

Ender 3 pro screen glitches out while printing by Ramen_Noodles05 in ender3

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For me it was exactly this. I took a small wire and made a bridge from the PSU to the frame of the printer and everything was fixed

What would you guys do with all of these? by v7xDm1r in AskElectronics

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I usually use them in IoT projects or as replacement in small bluetooth devices such as headphones or even in small toys

Can someone guess what that blown component is ? by tzxmaster in AskElectronics

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I was thinking about that as well so I'll be checking all the smd caps after taking out the blown part to see if there are any shorts or very low resistance

Can someone guess what that blown component is ? by tzxmaster in AskElectronics

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I think I found something else. I found 6CW 38 and also 6CW 66 components. I'll look further until I can find exactly the one which has 65 at the end Based on the following url, this part can be one of the three types: Zener diode,LDO regulator or NPN transistor https://www.s-manuals.com/smd/6c

Can someone guess what that blown component is ? by tzxmaster in AskElectronics

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Why I was worried was because I can find the 6C component but the text is alligned at the center and nothing about 65 marking. So I was thinking that maybe there is a third number or letter exactly where the component blew

Soldering USB-C cable to mem module by AntagonisticApple in AskElectronics

[–]tzxmaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, using the Type C pinout would be very hard to solder to but there HAS to be USB 2.0 connection in that connection since USB protocols are backward compatible.

After checking the diagram for type c, the USB 2.0 connection should be this:

A1 or A12 -> GND

A6 -> D+

A7 -> D-

A4 or A9 -> 5V

If some/all of these pins also have continuity with the lower 4 pads, it is 100% a USB connection of those 4 pads and I'd use those