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Rreaper89971 replied to the thread Question What are these on the power supply? 8 pin surface mount ic chips soldered in a series there are 12-13 of them..Thank you for your reply This is the link to the power supply...
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Rreaper89971 replied to the thread Question What are these on the power supply? 8 pin surface mount ic chips soldered in a series there are 12-13 of them..Thank you for your reply It has a 9 pound shield that goes over the entire board and there are heat pads over top of the Mosfets. So i...
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Rreaper89971 replied to the thread Question Has anyone had any experience with this power supply, and what is the optimal input for it ?.Thanks for your reply I just posted another question maybe you could answer it. It is about this same power supply
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Rreaper89971 replied to the thread Question What are these on the power supply? 8 pin surface mount ic chips soldered in a series there are 12-13 of them..How do you upload an image directly from your computer onto this forum?
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Rreaper89971 posted the thread Question What are these on the power supply? 8 pin surface mount ic chips soldered in a series there are 12-13 of them. in Power Supplies.What are the black 8 pin ic chips soldered in a series there are 12-13 of them. Are they surface mount mosfets? I need to cool them...
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Rreaper89971 replied to the thread Question How could you mount some small heat sinks upside down without any screws zip ties etc? Need something sticky..Thanks for your replys I will google the thermal epoxy and thermal glue.
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Rreaper89971 reacted to dwd999's post in the thread Question How could you mount some small heat sinks upside down without any screws zip ties etc? Need something sticky. with
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Rreaper89971 reacted to BFG-9000's post in the thread Question How could you mount some small heat sinks upside down without any screws zip ties etc? Need something sticky. with Like.
The standard solution for that is thermal epoxy. Frag Tape (doublesided thermal tape) isn't recommended as heat can eventually soften...
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Rreaper89971 posted the thread Question How could you mount some small heat sinks upside down without any screws zip ties etc? Need something sticky. in Cooling.I need to be able to mount some small heat sinks made of copper or aluminum upside down all the time upside down. Without any screws...
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Rreaper89971 replied to the thread Question Has anyone had any experience with this power supply, and what is the optimal input for it ?.Well i had a email conversation with the manufacturer customer support and they told me that the power supply runs more efficient with...
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Rreaper89971 replied to the thread Question Has anyone had any experience with this power supply, and what is the optimal input for it ?.Thanks for your reply I did some searching around and then went to the mean well website and found 2 power supplies that would be able...
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Rreaper89971 replied to the thread Question Has anyone had any experience with this power supply, and what is the optimal input for it ?.Thanks for your reply This brings me back to my first question what voltage and amperage would make that power supply run optimally...
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Rreaper89971 reacted to bill001g's post in the thread Question Has anyone had any experience with this power supply, and what is the optimal input for it ? with Like.
The largest reason to be concerned about the MEA adapter is not the plug or voltage. It is only rated for 250 watts. That means...
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Rreaper89971 replied to the thread Question Has anyone had any experience with this power supply, and what is the optimal input for it ?.I found a medical AC DC adapter 24v 250 watt by Delta Electronics MEA-250A24C H-A 24v 10.42amp Type the name of the power supply above...
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Rreaper89971 replied to the thread Question Has anyone had any experience with this power supply, and what is the optimal input for it ?.15amp 110v from my wall outlet in the united states
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