Power Supply
8/30/2007 2:50:50 PMTex(53517:0)
Can I use the 25.2V 2.0A transfomer from Radio Shack (part# 273-1512 instead of the 120:24V 1A?
8/30/2007 3:04:04 PMLewis Linson(53519:53517)
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:Can I use the 25.2V 2.0A transfomer from Radio Shack (part# 273-1512 instead of the 120:24V 1A?
:Can I use the 25.2V 2.0A transfomer from Radio Shack (part# 273-1512 instead of the 120:24V 1A?
Yes, it will run cooler at high current outputs, as long as the regulator chip is below its maximum input, which is, what 37 Volts?
Lewis
8/30/2007 4:27:17 PMDoug Criner(53522:53519)
The RS xfmr's secondary winding is center tapped. Just tape up the CT and leave unused.
Doug
Doug
8/30/2007 5:25:54 PMLewis Linson(53523:53522)
:The RS xfmr's secondary winding is center tapped. Just tape up the CT and leave unused.
:Doug
:Doug
Oops, right, Doug, forgot to say that.
Lewis