Where can I get a voltage stabilizer from, checked the usual eBay but no sign, can anyone help and do I need a particular one or are they all the same?
Most stabilisers regulate at 10V, a 3 terminal regulator from RS components and two resistors will do the same job.
Application?
"Voltage regulator"?
If your talking for smiths guages - speedy cables.
VOLTAGE REGULATOR - 7805 7808 7809 7812 5V 8V 9V 12V PACKS OF 3, 5 OR 10 New UK
Woah woah woah back up chaps - what the application and do you want an off-the-shelf answer or to build the circuit.
You want a lot more than a simple voltage reg and caps/resistors if it's going in an automotive environment - the spikes and dips you see on car
circuitry are brutal.
Ordinarily your advice is excellent but these regulators have very good common mode rejection of noise provided you put in a couple of caps. They can also stand 60V on the input if selected correctly.
You are all losing me now, just after a voltage reg for a car with a 12v system with a triumph dolomite part loom.
In the absence of more detail from the OP, I think were enjoying playing "20 questions" or should we say answers!
Ha ha ha exactly...... But thanks to all... So much knowledge!
So do you need a voltage regulator to go with a dynamo?
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Originally posted by Greenie
You are all losing me now, just after a voltage reg for a car with a 12v system with a triumph dolomite part loom.
I use one with my
Dolomite gauges.
Or one like this classic car voltage stabiliser 10 VOLTS 1 AMP OUTPUT
Alan...