Re: Reduce volume of AC buzzer
- From: steveg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Steve Greenland)
- Date: 07 Feb 2008 21:30:05 GMT
According to Michael Black <et472@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Steve Greenland (steveg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) writes:
I've got an old Gralab darkroom timer with a buzzer that is, to myCover the buzzer with something. The more you cover it, the weaker
taste, way too loud. Some Gralabs had a volume adjustment knob, this one
doesn't. I'd like to add one.
the sound will be.
Well, covering it doesn't do much, because, it turns out, quite a bit of
the noise is from it being bolted against the case. Installing a bit of
rubber padding between the two helped a lot. Whether or not it's enough,
we'll see.
I've also e-mailed Gralab, as suggested, to see if they'll sell me the
volume control part. If not, I guess I'll need to dig out my EE280 text
book and figure out how big a capacitor I need.
BTW, I pulled apart the box, and, as I suspected, it's just a coil with
a metal bar that strikes the base plate.
Thanks for the replies.
Steve
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