I just received a panel that I got on ebay but the seller did not include the power supply. I am in the process of trying to sort this out, but I was wondering if it is possible to get a power supply otherwise.
The panel is an ASK IMPACT 400. I saw this post here regarding the power supply for another model:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=72613
And I found the specs for the 400 here:
http://www.askproxima.com/service/Impact400/downloads/400engc.pdf
Does anybody know where I can purchase a power supply that will work or how to go about building one.
Thanks!
The panel is an ASK IMPACT 400. I saw this post here regarding the power supply for another model:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=72613
And I found the specs for the 400 here:
http://www.askproxima.com/service/Impact400/downloads/400engc.pdf
Does anybody know where I can purchase a power supply that will work or how to go about building one.
Thanks!
I got an email from the seller. They say they are willing to give me a refund if they can't find the power supply, I would like to keep it if I am able to get/make one myself.
Any help?
Any help?
power supply
Hi,
Making a power supply would be quite easy, you could source a small transformer, or track down a small switched mode PSU. The voltages are very 'standard' so regulators in the required voltages can be had from just about anywhere, including radio shack.
Another option: I've had great results getting the small laptop style switched mode PSUs from my local fleamarket. I needed a few 16v/3 amp blocks, found 4 of them over a couple of weeks. My average price was ~$5. Takes some time, but it's kind of fun anyway.
...and of course you could ask ASK, they will have service replacements.
HTH
Stuart
Hi,
Making a power supply would be quite easy, you could source a small transformer, or track down a small switched mode PSU. The voltages are very 'standard' so regulators in the required voltages can be had from just about anywhere, including radio shack.
Another option: I've had great results getting the small laptop style switched mode PSUs from my local fleamarket. I needed a few 16v/3 amp blocks, found 4 of them over a couple of weeks. My average price was ~$5. Takes some time, but it's kind of fun anyway.
...and of course you could ask ASK, they will have service replacements.
HTH
Stuart
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