@BucksLad Tried to DM but I think you have it turned off.
If you have no other takers I could use it for spares - but it would need to be posted as I am in Devon.
As long as someone is at home I believe Hermes will collect - or it can be dropped off at lots of stores/places.
I would be happy to...
I carried out an in-circuit ESR check on all the silver SMD electrolytics in my 3 boxes when this problem was discovered. All of the other capacitors checked as OK with low ESR readings apart from the 3x 4u7 capacitors, which read 6, 6 and 8 ohms. As standard 4u7 25v capacitors (not low ESR)...
From personal experience, with power supply PCBs etc, the capacitor I have ringed in red is also suspect as I have had many of this type go either open or leaky.
Comparing my graph to the readings taken by BH I have managed a reduction of over 30°C
A dedicated fan is the easiest way to obtain the lower temperature without a noticable increase in noise, my SoC fan is barely audible even with the lid removed.
Unlike the BH modification my SoC fan is...
If I tune both my Samsung TV and Humax to the same channel and switch between TV and the Humax HDMI input the levels are so close that I do not have to alter the Samsung TV volume (Using the buit in speakers), if anything I would say the Humax is slightly louder when set to 20. So I would...
I only wanted a quick and simple solution with the parts I had to hand (12v fans).
The HDR-Fox T2 is excellent for what I need, especially with the custom firmware installed, and will never be sold so no worries about transit.
I initially tested the fans with a reverse 5v supply and they...
I did not like the temperature the SoC heatsink was getting to so as a precaution and possibly extend the life of my Humax boxes I have fitted both with an additional fan, glued in place, to cool the SoC heatsink. I have connected it across the HDD power supply to achieve on/off. See photo
I...
I have left the fans in the original expel air direction but on my 2 units I have fitted 12v 50mm fans blowing down at an angle on to the SOC heatsink and toward the HDD enclosure then let the rear fan expel the air. I find that doing this and monitoring via Sysmon gives me a reasonable idea of...
I said in a recent thread that jack616 taking 78 days to reply to a post might be a record.
We might have a new leader with BH taking 571 days :lol::lol::lol:
I bought 2 AVI to HDMI converters with a 720/1080 switch on the side from Ebay, neither work as all but 1 of my TVs just puts up a message about unsupported resolution, on the one that I get a picture it is 4:3 and says resolution is 640 x 400.
I still have the 1st CTV I ever bought, still...
From the Seagate ST3500312CS product manual
The product will achieve an Annualized Failure Rate (AFR) of 0.55% when operated in an environment of
ambient air temperatures of 25°C. Operation at temperatures outside the specifications in Section 2.9 may
increase the product AFR. AFR is a...
Agree with MartinLiddle and Black Hole
The trouble is that people who quote things as facts sometimes do so incorrectly. Then get upset/throw the toys out of the pram when corrected and given advice/asked for further information in good faith.
We have given hazfiend true factual information...
Confused information, the HDR Fox T2 was never shipped new with a 2TB HDD.
Out of interest to test the power supply capability on my machine I connected a 500GB Seagate and a 1TB WD via a SATA power splitter and both powered up without any problems. I alternated the data cable between drives...
For information. I have 2 running CF 3.13 /1.03.12 and neither will connect on channels 1-4
Using different makes of dongle. One connected to front USB socket other to rear
I did not know that.
I do not have money to throw away, so can only afford ancient models (S4) when the price has dropped :eek: :o_O: :roflmao:
Edit to add: You can buy an IR emitter that plugs into the 3.5mm jack. Cost £0.99
@BucksLad Tried to DM but I think you have it turned off.
If you have no other takers I could use it for spares - but it would need to be posted as I am in Devon.
As long as someone is at home I believe Hermes will collect - or it can be dropped off at lots of stores/places.
I would be happy to...
I carried out an in-circuit ESR check on all the silver SMD electrolytics in my 3 boxes when this problem was discovered. All of the other capacitors checked as OK with low ESR readings apart from the 3x 4u7 capacitors, which read 6, 6 and 8 ohms. As standard 4u7 25v capacitors (not low ESR)...
From personal experience, with power supply PCBs etc, the capacitor I have ringed in red is also suspect as I have had many of this type go either open or leaky.
Comparing my graph to the readings taken by BH I have managed a reduction of over 30°C
A dedicated fan is the easiest way to obtain the lower temperature without a noticable increase in noise, my SoC fan is barely audible even with the lid removed.
Unlike the BH modification my SoC fan is...
If I tune both my Samsung TV and Humax to the same channel and switch between TV and the Humax HDMI input the levels are so close that I do not have to alter the Samsung TV volume (Using the buit in speakers), if anything I would say the Humax is slightly louder when set to 20. So I would...
I only wanted a quick and simple solution with the parts I had to hand (12v fans).
The HDR-Fox T2 is excellent for what I need, especially with the custom firmware installed, and will never be sold so no worries about transit.
I initially tested the fans with a reverse 5v supply and they...
I did not like the temperature the SoC heatsink was getting to so as a precaution and possibly extend the life of my Humax boxes I have fitted both with an additional fan, glued in place, to cool the SoC heatsink. I have connected it across the HDD power supply to achieve on/off. See photo
I...
I have left the fans in the original expel air direction but on my 2 units I have fitted 12v 50mm fans blowing down at an angle on to the SOC heatsink and toward the HDD enclosure then let the rear fan expel the air. I find that doing this and monitoring via Sysmon gives me a reasonable idea of...
I said in a recent thread that jack616 taking 78 days to reply to a post might be a record.
We might have a new leader with BH taking 571 days :lol::lol::lol:
I bought 2 AVI to HDMI converters with a 720/1080 switch on the side from Ebay, neither work as all but 1 of my TVs just puts up a message about unsupported resolution, on the one that I get a picture it is 4:3 and says resolution is 640 x 400.
I still have the 1st CTV I ever bought, still...
From the Seagate ST3500312CS product manual
The product will achieve an Annualized Failure Rate (AFR) of 0.55% when operated in an environment of
ambient air temperatures of 25°C. Operation at temperatures outside the specifications in Section 2.9 may
increase the product AFR. AFR is a...
Agree with MartinLiddle and Black Hole
The trouble is that people who quote things as facts sometimes do so incorrectly. Then get upset/throw the toys out of the pram when corrected and given advice/asked for further information in good faith.
We have given hazfiend true factual information...
Confused information, the HDR Fox T2 was never shipped new with a 2TB HDD.
Out of interest to test the power supply capability on my machine I connected a 500GB Seagate and a 1TB WD via a SATA power splitter and both powered up without any problems. I alternated the data cable between drives...
For information. I have 2 running CF 3.13 /1.03.12 and neither will connect on channels 1-4
Using different makes of dongle. One connected to front USB socket other to rear
I did not know that.
I do not have money to throw away, so can only afford ancient models (S4) when the price has dropped :eek: :o_O: :roflmao:
Edit to add: You can buy an IR emitter that plugs into the 3.5mm jack. Cost £0.99
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