How much resistance should there be? Seems not to be a big difference between the low and high settings, did I not connect it right? Thanks
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Like Dorothy, I normally use just one setting. However, I just tried them all and, like Sally, found a considerable difference in resistance between the low and high settings. Low is nearly freewheeling, high is like going up a stiff grade, and the steps in between are a fairly even progressing between the two extremes.
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I'm not sure as I have only used a mid-level setting. I will try it and give you an opinion after.
169248
2 ohms is always less resistance Than 4...therefore 2 ohms sound louder and hit harder
926915
what's the certification on your power supply? (80+ bronze, silver, gold, etc..), 750 should be more than enough by far, but if the power supply unit is sketchy then it could be not performing anywhere near what it theoretically should be. also, anti-surge could be related to your electrical setup, what do you have the tower plugged into? does it trip the circuit breaker or does only your tower shut off?
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Just took a multi meter to them while off. It read 0.5 ohms across 3 LEDs @ the cut points... Hope that helps.. Doesn't seem right to me for some reason...
267643
I've built a Motion Sensor with the Arduino and it didn't need any resistance to ground.... but maybe the Pi is different, that I don't know. check it out &gt;&gt;&gt;. http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/PIRsense
1983205
Check fuses first. Then look at you high pass, full range and your low pass switch. Sensitivity also. Also your level min/max settings. If all else fails, contact planet audio.... they are great over there about walking you through installs.
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So I tried it out on my 240V 50Hz mains (measured with fluke multimeter).On 120V it was giving 5.74V, and on 240V it was 5.83V. The adapter felt much hotter on 240V, and I think there was a slight burn smell. It was running without load for about 5mins before I unplugged it.When I plugged it in again 5mins later, it was dead (0V) on both 120V and 240V.I'm not sure why it failed for my case - perhaps the extra 20V of my mains killed it. Nonetheless I'd suggest fellow users to at least compare the temperature of the adapter with your hand, before deciding to run it at >120V.FYI my adapter model is PNLV226. So I tried it out on my 240V 50Hz mains (measured with fluke multimeter).On 120V it was giving 5.74V, and on 240V it was 5.83V. The adapter felt much hotter on 240V, and I think there was a slight burn smell. It was running without load for about 5mins before I unplugged it.When I plugged it in again 5mins later, it was dead (0V) on both 120V and 240V.I'm not sure why it failed for my case - perhaps the extra 20V of my mains killed it. Nonetheless I'd suggest fellow users to at least compare the temperature of the adapter with your hand, before deciding... » Read More So I tried it out on my 240V 50Hz mains (measured with fluke multimeter).On 120V it was giving 5.74V, and on 240V it was 5.83V. The adapter felt much hotter on 240V, and I think there was a slight burn smell. It was running without load for about 5mins before I unplugged it.When I plugged it in again 5mins later, it was dead (0V) on both 120V and 240V.I'm not sure why it failed for my case - perhaps the extra 20V of my mains killed it. Nonetheless I'd suggest fellow users to at least compare the temperature of the adapter with your hand, before deciding to run it at >120V.FYI my adapter model is PNLV226. « Show Less
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It is pretty low. Sorry I mostly use the high setting, so I am not a good example!
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I've never had this type of problem with this speaker cable. The only way you should experience this problem is if the wires touch each other or if they are on incorrect terminals. Check the resistance [there shouldn't be any]
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I do not know that answer, but I havebthe same issue. It's like they are on a "low" setting. I'm wondering if a resister is needed in line to eliminate that issue?
624499
Well you can contact the manufacturer of where you got the Tower 200 from or since just about all of my resistance cables were bad I just purchased a new Tower 200 which was cheaper.
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You can not tell what the resistance is. You just control by turning a knob to make it harder to pedal. It is very noisy. I am not happy with it at all.
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Assuming you don't have a multimeter for testing resistance and you are not able to reach the heater's location to touch it.I would try plugging it in with low light conditions and observe the plug tines for a slight sparking as they make and break contact.Sparks = it's good and working.No sparks = no good.
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Absolutely not For the price keep it manufacture specs And no resistance. Hope that helps
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I purchased this to check for continuity. I am not sure how accurate the resistance readings are.
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I dont know why in the box you had this issue. But the 1000watt overheats and is not more powerful that the 800watt. I have both and they feel almost the same. The resistance that the currant makes because the cable is not anybigger than the 800 it makes the cables over heat and melt. The cable is the same size on both so it doesnt mater how much more power ether have it comes down to what the cables can transmit and also without overheat factor..... The company has a good return policy.... Get a newone.
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id have to argee with marianne farley.. if you have no mechanail, exsperienve in wirring or know what watts are/ohms..id ask around post on fb, youd be surpised friends know someone who knows how to hook system up, going to a pro shop your looking at big money!! for install.