Re: converting 110 v glue gun to 12 volt?
- From: "richg99" <rich99sue@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2008 12:38:04 -0500
Probably just a dumb question..but..if the 110 v unit has a coil of resistance heating wire..and the aforementioned 12 v unit has a coil of resistance wire...can I calculate how much of the 110 v wire I would need to make it heat on 12 v d.c.? i.e. can I cut it shorter..or ....add .....more of the same wire??
There must be a number and gauge in there someplace?? ...
or...can I put a resistor into the 12 v circuit to make it "look like" the 110 v voltage coming in.. or is that going the wrong way around?
thanks sorry for the dumb questions...but you guys know this stuff..I don't. Rich
p.s. the 110v gun that I have here is a 40 watt gun...with two choices..low temp ( which is what I need and use ) and high temp. The glue they sell will melt at either temperature..
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