TNasty
Active Member
Hey guys,
So I've got an Aviom ANet transmitter that I'm trying to repair. It seems that it either has an issue with the power supply or somewhere on the control board, as the relay on the power supply keeps "ticking" synchronously with the power LED.
I'm just wondering if anybody would by chance know what voltage its power supply produces, as I can't get a consistent reading with my multimeter (as it keeps cycling on and off). I would say that it uses 5v, considering that the highest reading I was able to get was 4v, and that it uses red wiring for its DC power (standard for 5v in computer electronics), but the capacitors directly attached to the main DC line are rated for 35v, which concerns me that it might be more than 5v (perhaps 12?).
Any advice is appreciated- Aviom isn't willing to repair it, mostly due to the fact that it's out of its warranty.
So I've got an Aviom ANet transmitter that I'm trying to repair. It seems that it either has an issue with the power supply or somewhere on the control board, as the relay on the power supply keeps "ticking" synchronously with the power LED.
I'm just wondering if anybody would by chance know what voltage its power supply produces, as I can't get a consistent reading with my multimeter (as it keeps cycling on and off). I would say that it uses 5v, considering that the highest reading I was able to get was 4v, and that it uses red wiring for its DC power (standard for 5v in computer electronics), but the capacitors directly attached to the main DC line are rated for 35v, which concerns me that it might be more than 5v (perhaps 12?).
Any advice is appreciated- Aviom isn't willing to repair it, mostly due to the fact that it's out of its warranty.