Even the school student can collect. Everything is intuitively simple. About the relay - it is declared 10A, but that that I doubt. 5A holds well.

Even the school student can collect. Everything is intuitively simple. About the relay - it is declared 10A, but that that I doubt. 5A holds well.

Even the school student can collect. Everything is intuitively simple. About the relay - it is declared 10A, but that that I doubt. 5A holds well.

I really like this kit. It is simple to put together and it runs from 9 to 12 volts AC. You could use DC if you bypassed the bridge. It uses a 555 timer. It works as described, when the levels go low the LED comes on and the relay engages. It works faultlessly. The documentation is all in Chinese so I couldn't understand it. Would it be so difficult to get these pages translated into other languages? I wouldn't have thought so. worth the price

I really like this kit. It is simple to put together and it runs from 9 to 12 volts AC. You could use DC if you bypassed the bridge. It uses a 555 timer. It works as described, when the levels go low the LED comes on and the relay engages. It works faultlessly. The documentation is all in Chinese so I couldn't understand it. Would it be so difficult to get these pages translated into other languages? I wouldn't have thought so. worth the price

I really like this kit. It is simple to put together and it runs from 9 to 12 volts AC. You could use DC if you bypassed the bridge. It uses a 555 timer. It works as described, when the levels go low the LED comes on and the relay engages. It works faultlessly. The documentation is all in Chinese so I couldn't understand it. Would it be so difficult to get these pages translated into other languages? I wouldn't have thought so. worth the price