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I am using a 16vac power adaptor with my MBSID.  The sid voltage regulator is fine, but the core is getting hot.  Should I use a circuit with a 7809 to step down the power before going into the 7805, or should I just heatsink the 05 and let it be????

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I am using a 16vac power adaptor with my MBSID.  The sid voltage regulator is fine, but the core is getting hot.  Should I use a circuit with a 7809 to step down the power before going into the 7805, or should I just heatsink the 05 and let it be????

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Hi,

16Vac should be no problem for the regulator.

It is normal that the regulator is getting hot. If you can't touch it - give it a heatsink.

If there are no further problems, you just can " let it be"

greets

Doc

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Hi,

16Vac should be no problem for the regulator.

It is normal that the regulator is getting hot. If you can't touch it - give it a heatsink.

If there are no further problems, you just can " let it be"

greets

Doc

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Well, mine voltage regulator was also very hot ( not normal hot ). Problem was that a placed some IC's on the DIN en DOUT board in the wrong way :-(

So they seem the work as a diode or something. So unplug everthing on your CORE module ( all the external modules voltage lines ) and check if that solves your problem. If it is, then there is certainly something wrong with the external modules.

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Well, mine voltage regulator was also very hot ( not normal hot ). Problem was that a placed some IC's on the DIN en DOUT board in the wrong way :-(

So they seem the work as a diode or something. So unplug everthing on your CORE module ( all the external modules voltage lines ) and check if that solves your problem. If it is, then there is certainly something wrong with the external modules.

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