Got mine today. This might be the most organized group buy I've ever participated in.
Thanks P-A!
Thanks P-A!
Thanks. You see that my invented group buy process works very well and the heart in this is the wiki page which I update as soon as I have new info since fresh info is vital for everyone.
Thanks. You see that my invented group buy process works very well and the heart in this is the wiki page which I update as soon as I have new info since fresh info is vital for everyone.
Per-Anders,
Any boards left? I need one.
Thanks
I'm afraid not.... but more are ordered and will turn up in two weeks.
🙁
But....I will still like to order one please Per-Anders. I didn't understand how to "add" my name to the wiki (if that is where I am to do it) Can you please tell me.I also see there I need to send you and actual email, not through PM, and to use Paypal.
Regards,
Gary
You mean third run? No, I'm afraid not.Is there going to be a second run? If so, I'm game for 2 boards.
Hi Mr. Sjostrom...
Maybe i didnt read thru the specs very well...lol
Input is only by AC 12-24V?
Can you recommend me a 120VAC power supply for feeding this regulator for outputting +-15VDC...? Preferably with an onboard rely trigger for power on?
Regards...
Maybe i didnt read thru the specs very well...lol
Input is only by AC 12-24V?
Can you recommend me a 120VAC power supply for feeding this regulator for outputting +-15VDC...? Preferably with an onboard rely trigger for power on?
Regards...
The JSR06 can be connected for 120 VAC but the transformer in mind can be hard to find. You can buy a small toroidal transformer in Canada.
The JSR06 can be connected for 120 VAC but the transformer in mind can be hard to find. You can buy a small toroidal transformer in Canada.
Digi-Key maybe...? I like the nice compact size 🙂
You might have to hook me up with one...Price?
Just to be sure, the SSR03 regulator needs AC input?
I switched soundcards in my system...originally i was going to output 8V +- to power it and drive the SSR03 from the PC PSU at 12V....Easy.
But i upgraded soundcards and now need to feed the analog circuitry with 15V+-, so I need 18 or 20V to feed the SSR03 now.
In retrospect, a good 18V+- PSU probably would of been better with using the soundcards 7812/7912 regulators....oh well!
This is a better solution, if a bit overkill lol.
What about powering the SSR03 with something like this lowcost unit?
http://www.amazon.com/Power-Adapter-Zebra-Printers-2844-Z/dp/B0028T0RC2
20V and 3.5A output...
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As I wrote above in post #153, AC or DC can be used.
Thanks...going over reading it again. My apologies...
What's your opinion on the link I posted?
20V 3-4.5A laptop power brick be useable, even if not optimal...?
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