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spongebob
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Glitch problem
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December 06, 2005, 01:59:00 PM »
Hi friends I have a problem with my toy (it's aa old talking Naval Battle).there are not interesting bends:one is a disguised voice;then there are many points that cause glitch .but the problem is that glitches not always work.only when I touch lightly these points. How can I solve this problem? Maybe with Resistence? or capacitors?
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Re: Glitch problem
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January 31, 2006, 04:48:35 PM »
Hi,
you should use a potentiometer (470kOhm linear) to find out which value works best, then you can solder a resistor with a body contact.
Try to lower the input voltage (variable power supply) so that the thing is at a point where it begins to work, sometimes wired things happen.
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