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dg
Guest
I just need something small enclosure, efficient, and quiet. Can anybody
recommend a good vendor? I only need 2 of them.
Thanks!
--Dan
recommend a good vendor? I only need 2 of them.
Thanks!
--Dan
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Jerry Greenberg
Guest
Most electronic suppliers can have a 12 V / 3 A supply. You will not
find much bigger than about 1 A in a Wallwart style, due to the weight
and size required.
Bigger than 1 A, it has to be a shelf type.
Jerry G.
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"dg" <dan_gus@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<UI3Bb.34906$qh2.29473@newssvr29.news.prodigy.com>...
find much bigger than about 1 A in a Wallwart style, due to the weight
and size required.
Bigger than 1 A, it has to be a shelf type.
Jerry G.
--
"dg" <dan_gus@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<UI3Bb.34906$qh2.29473@newssvr29.news.prodigy.com>...
I just need something small enclosure, efficient, and quiet. Can anybody
recommend a good vendor? I only need 2 of them.
Thanks!
--Dan
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Russell Miller
Guest
dg wrote:
inexpensively. I got a triple-output 2.5A 5V switched supply for about
$10.
If that fails, you can always find a computer power supply, though I don't
know if that qualifies as quiet. It'll certainly give you the current you
need.
--Russell
--
It was a trojan now it was identified that it was that machine the trojan
was not identified but it was identified as being that machine.
-- Jamie the spammer, 10/29/2003
Oh, and I still have connectivity.
Look on e-bay, someone seems to always be selling nice power suppliesI just need something small enclosure, efficient, and quiet. Can anybody
recommend a good vendor? I only need 2 of them.
Thanks!
--Dan
inexpensively. I got a triple-output 2.5A 5V switched supply for about
$10.
If that fails, you can always find a computer power supply, though I don't
know if that qualifies as quiet. It'll certainly give you the current you
need.
--Russell
--
It was a trojan now it was identified that it was that machine the trojan
was not identified but it was identified as being that machine.
-- Jamie the spammer, 10/29/2003
Oh, and I still have connectivity.
D
dg
Guest
The 3A spec I gave is actually quite a bit more current than I need but I
usually like to keep power supplies operating at ranges at which they are
very comfortable. I don't imagine I will draw more than 1A. I ended up
buying some table top style supplies from DigiKey for $19 each. They put
out 1.5A. They are actually perfect for my application, they are black
boxes with the socket for a standard 3 conductor 110VAC power cord. DigiKey
is great, it has been some time since I last ordered from them. As usual,
they have impressed me with shipping response and huge inventory.
Thanks for the tips!
--Dan
"Jerry Greenberg" <jerryg50@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:460a833b.0312081732.6674ed85@posting.google.com...
usually like to keep power supplies operating at ranges at which they are
very comfortable. I don't imagine I will draw more than 1A. I ended up
buying some table top style supplies from DigiKey for $19 each. They put
out 1.5A. They are actually perfect for my application, they are black
boxes with the socket for a standard 3 conductor 110VAC power cord. DigiKey
is great, it has been some time since I last ordered from them. As usual,
they have impressed me with shipping response and huge inventory.
Thanks for the tips!
--Dan
"Jerry Greenberg" <jerryg50@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:460a833b.0312081732.6674ed85@posting.google.com...
Most electronic suppliers can have a 12 V / 3 A supply. You will not
find much bigger than about 1 A in a Wallwart style, due to the weight
and size required.
Bigger than 1 A, it has to be a shelf type.
Jerry G.