Garage Door Opener

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04:54:15

Use the button to open and close the garage door. I'm using 120VDC to power the motor to simplify.

published 7 years ago

hurz

7 years ago

Make a circuit and demonstrate how you make 120VDC. With 10 lead acid batteries? You simplify something you do not know how to make.

Sgd0072

7 years ago

Should I make the t flip flop from scratch too? You're a real faggot.

hurz

7 years ago

I can be anything for you, right. But as long you havn't proofed how simple a 120VDC source is, you are just a noob?

Sgd0072

7 years ago

You didn't answer my question. And using a rectifier adds no benefit to this circuit it uses more space and its irrelevant. I dont know what you dont understand about that.

hurz

7 years ago

As i expected, you simplify something which is not that simple. A simple rectifier, as you think, wont give you 120VDC, It does give you 170VDC !!! Who is a faggot? Ah and before you continuar being a foolmouth think twice. Your simplification just burns a motor, simple simple simple.

LeButch

7 years ago

Bad day, Hurz?

hurz

7 years ago

@Sgd0072, takes you a little longer to make a 120VDC source out of 120VAC? Right, cuz its not easy todo that, you see?

Sgd0072

7 years ago

Either way that's not the purpose of this circuit. I appreciate the constructive criticism but I still dont understand what you mean? When I put 120vac thru a rectifier in this simulator I end up with 120vdc and when I put 170vac thru I end up with 170dc. Im genuinely wondering how does that work?

hurz

7 years ago

No, because 120VAC is in peak 170V sinewave.

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