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Yeah, fair enough.
I've attached the original circuit schematic in a .gif format, which is the only one I can find. And a rough BOM in a .txt file with as much relevant information as I could provide. The difference in the circuit schematic is that the two resistors would be replaced by the cartridge heater.
The mains power supply is 230V, 50Hz for New Zealand (you were close with Australia), and apparently the peak voltage would be 325V (230*sqrt(2)), though I'm not sure if that last bit of information actually helps.
Thanks for your help John (and I don't mean that sarcastically).
Andy.
-- I've attached the original circuit schematic in a .gif format, which is the only one I can find. And a rough BOM in a .txt file with as much relevant information as I could provide. The difference in the circuit schematic is that the two resistors would be replaced by the cartridge heater.
The mains power supply is 230V, 50Hz for New Zealand (you were close with Australia), and apparently the peak voltage would be 325V (230*sqrt(2)), though I'm not sure if that last bit of information actually helps.
Thanks for your help John (and I don't mean that sarcastically).
Andy.
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