Sujet : Re: Current consumption of LCD kitchen timer?
De : robin_listas (at) *nospam* es.invalid (Carlos E. R.)
Groupes : uk.d-i-y sci.electronics.designDate : 19. May 2025, 12:21:17
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On 2025-05-19 01:47, Sam Plusnet wrote:
Agreed, but the design is such that you have to click through all the possible modes, in order to switch the torch off.
I wouldn't mind if flashing was a separate selectable mode, but the usual arrangement just puts lots of extra wear on the ON/OFF switch - which is always the weakest component in the whole thing.>
In my torch, I can press lightly, not fully down, and it is enough to disconnect the battery and change to the next mode.
Yeah, I would prefer a second switch to change modes. And I'm not affected by blinking lights, I just need to switch the torch at full power fast.
-- Cheers, Carlos E.R.
Current consumption of LCD kitchen timer?
Re: Current consumption of LCD kitchen timer?
