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STYLE DM CODE TRANSMITTER
Is the rate detemined by mass at the end of the swinging armature?
Ours is 120 (Armature swings twice per second.)
Inspected R.S. 4-16-51
Temporarily running on a 9-voltransistoradio battery.
Plan to find a wall outlet power supply and place a small light bulb beneath the top to illuminate the armature and precision contacts.
Thank you.
STYLE DM CODE TRANSMITTER
Is the rate detemined by mass at the end of the swinging armature?
Now happily swinging on a 9 VDC 300mA plug-in wall power supply for something.
Looking for a light bulb to mount below the top to illuminate the armature and contacts.
Will the light bulb's intensity be varied by the Code Transmitter's coils?
Metal nameplate reads 8-12 Volts
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