Bob Nelson
QUOTE: Originally posted by lionelsoni Power the e-unit coil with DC through a small bridge rectifier, like the Radio Shack 276-1152 (1.4 amperes, $1.49). Remove the coil wires from the terminals that they are connected to on the side of the e-unit. Connect the bridge-rectifier terminals with the ~ symbol to these instead. Reconnect the coil wires to the bridge-rectifier terminals with the + and - symbols.
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