The capacitors are different than what I was expecting, different than Ian's schematic.
part | expected | received |
C2 non-polarised | 0.1 | 0.01 |
C3 polarised | 10 | 0.22 |
C4 polarised | 100 | 1.0 |
I didn't think C2 would matter too much. But I thought the C3 and C4 wildly off. How would it impact things? These are for smoothing. On the input side (even though on a battery) and output (for consistent tracking).
The multi-turn potentiometer was also different. The circuit said 500 ohms; the provided one was 1000.
The diodes were different. 1N4003 as opposed to 1N4004. I didn't think this would matter. The power rating of the 3 was still more than sufficient for the project.
The big surprise was the motor. When I removed it from it's bag, I noted the battery pack what was attached. Huh. To hold one D type battery. And that, in turn, meant the motor would operate on 1.5 volts. Half the rating as specified by Gary Seronik.
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