Greetings All:
Anyone have a suggested modification to cure the noisy Rediline relay?
Perhaps a replacement latching relay that won't hum? I would like to
keep the option of using the Rediline, but the noise is too obnoxious
when in an otherwise quiet environment.
Thanks--
M.R.Kane
'85 PT40
M, I do not have a Rediline to compare but I do know this.
Many times a coil will hum because the laminations of the
metal becomes loose. I have seen this come up before on a
forum posting but that is the extent of my recall. You might
try insulating the base of the coil from the enclosure with
some stand-off insulators to reduce the resonance.
Bob Janes, Greenville, SC
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wrote:
>
> Greetings All:
>
> Anyone have a suggested modification to cure the noisy Rediline relay?
> Perhaps a replacement latching relay that won't hum? I would like to
> keep the option of using the Rediline, but the noise is too obnoxious
> when in an otherwise quiet environment.
>
> Thanks--
> M.R.Kane
> '85 PT40
>
M.R.,
Replace the relay and the noise will be gone. If ya want, I'll see if
I still have one around here. I put it in and then shortly after,
installed a Xantrex 2,500 watt inverter/charger. So, the rlay comes
out permanently with the inverter update.
Where r u from?
Does your dash a/c work?
Jay Darst
85PT40
Springfield, IL
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WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "mrkane1952" <mrkane@...>
wrote:
>
> Greetings All:
>
> Anyone have a suggested modification to cure the noisy Rediline
relay?
> Perhaps a replacement latching relay that won't hum? I would like
to
> keep the option of using the Rediline, but the noise is too obnoxious
> when in an otherwise quiet environment.
>
> Thanks--
> M.R.Kane
> '85 PT40
>