Hi Wayne, Yeah great little power supply I may get one myself. another cool thing about that place is they give some nice promos. any order over 50 dollars gets one of these items for free. I have a few of the Digital multi-meters they gave away. http://www.circuitspecialists.com/level.itml/icOid/190
Some things I would rather build too but it would be for the fun of the building not to save money. As you found out Take care, V Energize With Light http://www.theledman.net/ > Evening V, >>>That way you could use all your time and energy doing experiments > instead of building power supplies. >>http://www.circuitspecialists.com/prod.itml/icOid/7859 > That supply is virtually designed to do all the things he wants to > do. I read the complete PDF. Seems there are 3 models. > I would get the highest voltage model but others may want the ] > 50 VDC limit. > Anyone could use nothing but that supply to make CS. Or..... they > could power other boards with the special features they want. > The prices is amazing also. I have paid nearly that amount for a > digital meter alone to mount in a panel. > Years back, that unit would have cost several times the price today. > I would not even want to collect all the parts for the amount of the unit. > However, I feel that at one point in your life, you rather build > something than to buy it. I have been there and spent hours and > lots of money to that goal. > I still have two great boards I purchased when learning to program > RS-485 communications. Those boards cost $ 175.00 each. > I added some switch brackets, LED's and relay boards to each of the > communication modules, which is all they really were. > I had about 3 weeks fun with those boards, including mastering the > communication code. > They could be used to control heaters, fans, pumps, ........ you name > it. They are still on the work bench after about 16 years. > The point is, if we never did things the hard way, we could not > appreciate the easy way. The learning is likely worth every penny > of the cost. > I have another power supply I built, a true switching regulated > supply with huge heat sinks and fans. > The output is 12 VDC and 100 AMPS. Next I built a load to test > it to make sure the design was sound. > I wish I had the cost of the parts back for that project. > Peter may be one of the rare breed that rather build something as to buy it. > But, that supply you suggested is a steal at the price. > Wayne > -- > The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] > The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> > --
