DIY Voltage Stabilizer

[donCityZ]

WOH... like dat oso can? but true la.. any ic pun will make the product looks "hi-tech" and more believable for ppl to buy. kekekekee.. if im the maker, i would chuck in some coils too. kekekee...

 

[drexchan]

Hahaha!!!

 

[bullsEYE]

yeah i think so..

 

[azrinnizar]

Good day all SIFU's,
Wow, this DIY is a hot one...i have a question here:
1) What capacitance value suits my ride? i'm using a Standard 1.6 Waja...
30000uf? 40000uf?
2) Which is the suitable volt for the caps? 16v or 25v.
Thanx!

 

[fff0]

Capacitance value, dont know but higher better....

Voltage - best 25v.

 

[patrickchin]

No need to use any fuse on it?
Will it burn ?

 

[kelfo]

No need to use any fuse on it?
Will it burn ?

If you accidentally reversed the polarity, you will have a Mini Fireworks!!!

 

[fff0]

I think fuse is a must to prevent excessive current leakage when the cap gets old...

 

[kelfo]

The Fuse will act as a Safety Counter Measure, in case you connect the polarities wrongly!!!
The Average Caps has a Life Span of 6000hrs.

 

[Kyusuke_FD3S]

er...
anyone have the Voltage Stabilizer circuit diagram ???
the 1st page i cannot see the connection schematic

thx

 

[tylaxng]

All caps parallel, series with fuse.

original source: www7.plala.or.jp

 

[amrancharger]

give way..... ;)

 

[syahizad]

Wah nice la bro.. i finally finished built it using that diagram. and test it using Multimeter and look like its working..

 

[Edward Chew]

Wa. Geng. but how come you are using 8 capacitors at total? Couldn't find the right capacitors?
How did you know it works by testing it with multimeter? Mind to tell me?
Im interested too. hehe

 

[aerrike]

Project still doing ......:X-:

Done