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Old 11-02-2009, 03:00 PM   #1
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So after looking at my circuit board it's very obvious that the relay is what got shot. $1.30. Problem is... you hafta buy in bulk. Does anyone know where I can get a single:
POTTER & BRUMFIELD T9AV1D12-22 22VDC RELAY

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Old 11-02-2009, 03:27 PM   #2
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E-Bay or Digi-Key, from a quick google search.
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So after looking at my circuit board it's very obvious that the relay is what got shot. $1.30. Problem is... you hafta buy in bulk. Does anyone know where I can get a single:
POTTER & BRUMFIELD T9AV1D12-22 22VDC RELAY

Thanks!
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/...qY6CWmcjPlU%3D

Also try Hosfelt, Marlin Jones, Allelectronics, Allied, Jameco.

You can use any relay with a 24v coil but the coil impedance/current needs to be as low or lower than this relay. 1w @ 22v = 45 mA. If the coil runs on DC the coil resistance is ~490 ohms.
The 30A contact rating probably needs to be for a motor load.

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