Peak voltage adapter

[ThePhatomfart]

Was looking at the prices of these and came across this article, on how to make one think I might give it a go, big savings

http://www.hondaatvforums.net/forums/builds-projects-diy/34406-peak-voltage-adapter.html#close

[Stu]

looks easy enough

probably only cost a few quid too

[ThePhatomfart]

looks easy enough

probably only cost a few quid too

Priced it up, all under a £5, happy days

[ThePhatomfart]

Parts arrived for the PVA, 10 N O Pushbuttons,10 Capacitors, and 20 diodes all for £7, the Plastic box cost £6, you will need a good multimeter capable of 10Mohms minimum, can pick up a multi ranger for £11 60Mohms,should work out about £7 per PVA

[Mr Fro]

I don't know how to ask this without sounding stooopid but what does a PVA do any why would you want one?

Apart from sticking stuff together of course.

[ThePhatomfart]

Hi Fro, its just one of those measuring things that;s sometimes gives you a peak of voltage flow and holds it,when testing CDI ,ICU and that the coils are getting the voltage from the ecu and holding it in the capacitor, not a great many times from the manual ,but worth it when you havent got one, have a look at Peak Voltage Meters, and the write up's about them