AD6A wrote:
I thought that maybe there was a supercap or backup battery that kept the
button's electronics alive to perform the ON button function (like TV's
have in them).
Am I missing something?
Didn't it take power to to charge that supercap or backup battery?
Is there really a difference between drawing a tiny bit of mains power
when "off" and drawing a tiny bit of mains power to maintain these when
"on?"
Too often, it's easier to move a problem around than to actually solve it.
73 -- Lynn
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