Do you want that with or without the $190 Synergistic fuse? 🙂
The case will be the most expensive part, without that you could probably replicate the circuit for peanuts. Without a schematic or internal pics its anybodys guess as to what is inside it.
The case will be the most expensive part, without that you could probably replicate the circuit for peanuts. Without a schematic or internal pics its anybodys guess as to what is inside it.
it's a linear power supply 7V 2A should be very easy, and we all work for peanuts too.
or buy one and do what the other cloners do.
or buy one and do what the other cloners do.
YES! More FAIHREEE dust!
Wow, do I have to do EVERYTHING? 🙂
OK, I relent! I'll get an image and draw a semblance of a schematic!
Can we agree $1400 is on the steep side?
for that kind of outlay... I'd rather refurb. a dozen Agilent/ HP / Harrison Lab supplies. Sell half and keep the best with extra coin left over.
Sorry for not being more clear. I'm thinking the most the parts could possibly cost is about half, even paying $170 for local CNC to cut a chassis. Which is why I'm thinking of making my own, that's all.
found on Ebay
HP / Agilent E3610A Power Supply, two modes: 0-8V 0-3A / 0-15V 0-2A
looks / works better than any boutique job , that I can assure you.
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theres another with a missing on/off plastic push button for less than half the price in the link. works
I'd make an offer for 200 for the cherry one.
theres another with a missing on/off plastic push button for less than half the price in the link. works
I'd make an offer for 200 for the cherry one.
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