make sure you put a fuse in line from the car battery to your power supply.
probably another fuse or a PTC in line from the power supply to the rest of your circuitry outside the netduino if splitting the supply between them.
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#46012 How to power netduino without USB?
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on 21 February 2013 - 11:43 PM
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#46008 Fridge Wiring Help - how to bypass Defrost Timer
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on 21 February 2013 - 10:18 PM
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thanks for the links.
#46001 Fridge Wiring Help - how to bypass Defrost Timer
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on 21 February 2013 - 10:00 PM
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Hi all,
dont normally mess around with 120V wiring aside from the occasional relay and wanted a second opinion on this.
Its a diagram for a small fridge like you would have behind a bar or in a college dormitory.
the annoying thing about using it is that it has a rotary dial on the back that sets how long it will run for.
I suppose the scenario is that you would have it in a basement bar or a boat where you only want it to run for the weekend. it maxes out at 24 hours of ON time.
I want to bypass that feature and hardwire it to be on anytime the thermostat is completing the circuit.
In order to do so, I am thinking about adding the connection shown in bright green on the attached diagram.
does that sound like a good idea?
Link to diagram:
http://img196.imagev...m_122_600lo.jpg
