Author: scott
Subject: 642
Posted: 27 Aug 2015 at 9:06pm
Thanks Gring. The only remaining issue I have is my current rheostat starts off at 15V and goes to 28. Because the control span on the 240 is only 2-14V I don't really have any control My rheostat was designed for incandescent lamps so the 240 probably doesn't have enough load to bring to voltage down but I can always install a resistor. My rheostat also does't have the detent where it is basically off so I don't have that full bright setting. I need to replace it and hopefully that will fix the problem. My only beef is I wish Avidyne would have published the fine details on how the lighting works. That would have saved everyone (including their tech support) a lot of time.
Subject: 642
Posted: 27 Aug 2015 at 9:06pm
Thanks Gring. The only remaining issue I have is my current rheostat starts off at 15V and goes to 28. Because the control span on the 240 is only 2-14V I don't really have any control My rheostat was designed for incandescent lamps so the 240 probably doesn't have enough load to bring to voltage down but I can always install a resistor. My rheostat also does't have the detent where it is basically off so I don't have that full bright setting. I need to replace it and hopefully that will fix the problem. My only beef is I wish Avidyne would have published the fine details on how the lighting works. That would have saved everyone (including their tech support) a lot of time.
