Re: gecko's and voltage

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> We ? Does that mean you work for Gecko ? If I guarantee my supply

will

> never exceed 100V ie use a zener protection circuit set at 90V, can

I

> use a G320 at 87V ?

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if you read some old posts, Mariss has detailed the percentages of
failures at voltages.

If you KNOW what you are doing, and can guarantee (with your wallet)
that you will never exceed the voltage you listed, you can take the
responsibility of voiding the warrantee, or the benefit of getting
the voltage you want.

Once you buy the thing, you can use it as you please. Like a car,
even though the speed limit is 65, there are people who will take the
risk of doing 70, just don't blame Ford if you get a ticket.

but, my suggestion is to wire your stuff for the higer voltages, but
TRY it at the factory recommended voltages and see if your actually
need more power than you get.

Dave
(petitioning to be an apprentice monkey)