Re: Turboing 85
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Re: Turboing 85
C9 and R11 form an RC timing network. Since R11 cuts down the current to
C9, it take longer to charge. There is a definite relation between T, R
and C. Anyway C9 is a capacitor, and stores electricity on the silver
ends and in the middle, (that white stuff) is an insulator. By shorting
C9, you are effectively expecting a straight wire to store electricity...
It's not going to happen. Shorting R11, on the other hand will cause C9
to charge as fast as possible. I recommend soldering a 50 ohm resistor
(brown, black, brown) across it. It's easier to do thatn fighting with
C9, it's a less expensive part, and if you break something, there's a
better chance of putting it back the way it was before. A 50 ohm resistor
will effect a speed increase of 220% (2.2 times)
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