Husky

Very, which means that only people who really really really want to sell something will bother Thats a sarcastic answer for those that dont get the joke What joke? That we are making it intentionally hard to sell stuff you fell into my cunning sarcasm trap

Nah mate, see it on the guide section though I think lol... Dont you swap the bulb for a red L.E.D and whip the red reflector out or somthing. yeah its pretty simples! you can either use the oven or a hot air gun, oven probably easiest to seperate the light, it only needs a really quick blast though

its your CV joints, so will sound like ball bearings clicking in a metal groove (because thats exactly what it is) you will mainly hear it on a change in motion of the car as the axle either takes up the "slack" or releases it

such a slacker

i want one of the pub ones haha

you cleared out the rear fog yet?

Very, which means that only people who really really really want to sell something will bother Thats a sarcastic answer for those that dont get the joke What joke?

O M G how complicated is this really

agreed i blame the burgers at the meets for all the weight gain

suppose he could move them up or down depending on how tall he likes his men

winner

well done guys i like the idea lots

good stuff

take as many pictures as you possibly can, worth alot when it comes to evidence

i can imagine the panic now bennet

I want

stupid maplin as long as it works and your happy good dynoc'ing

here you go look for fig 17. its on page 12. that's the recommended set up http://docs-europe.origin.electrocompon ... dbd967.pdf as the transient response isn't really needed for a power feed point 2 stands and you could get away without the output capacitor sorry, a bit overkill on info but it might help

if i remember rightly you'd be looking for o.33uF and 0.1uF capacitors, i think its 0.33 on the input and 0.1 on the out. The other part is some form of heat sink for the chip (could be a simple bit of metal really nothing special), as i said if you aren't pulling alot of current it may not be strictly necessary but is good practice

spose in the mean time they could be put in the general section?

no problem, its there for info if you need it

could be a dremel job im kidding of course

you can get a likwid art version like rtbiscuit has if you fancied a change

hey mate, looks good. you are however missing the two capacitors that should be installed with the voltage regulator and the VR should have a heat sink plate on the back of it as its going from 14.5 to 5V. I think you may get away without the heatsink as your mp3 player probably wont draw much current but taping the potentially hot component to the plastic component may be unwise in the long run. just some handy tips