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Join Date: May 2015
Location: Stafford, Texas
Posts: 604
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Everyone needs to know that that uncovered 330 ohm resistor WILL smoke. And if you happen to open your tank when it does oxygen can find it. What I was typing up... I'm gonna guess no one has tried this circuit. R1 330 ohms 1/8 watt (in gas tank I presume) in series with R2 22 ohm 1/4 watt (out of gas tank I presume) Combined value is 352 ohms. Ohms law I=e/r e is volts. Running voltage would be 13 + R is 352 ohms So I, amps, is .037 p=i*e p=power equals i=current in amps times e=voltage p=.037 X 13 p = .48 watts dissipated on that portion of the circuit R1 is rated for .125 watts R2 is rated for .25 watts R2's lesser value will shift most of the vdrop on that portion of the circuit to R1 I would want that in my gas tank.... If I had a death wish. The other leg of that circuit could work if this NTC devise had the right characteristics. Login or Register to Remove Ads |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2019
Posts: 1
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Any confirmed Darwin Awards yet?
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