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I see you are looking for good power supply's

at a good price ? How about free or should I say

just for the cost of shipping, The shop I work for

used to make a thing called a Drape Boss but they

are now out of production and we have hundreds

of new power supply's that are going to be thrown

away hear are the specs. INPUT: 120V AC 60 HZ 18W

OUTPUT: 12V AC (120 pcs ) also have a bunch of 18v.

If interested e-mail me

 

Last put me down for one also

 

FND

[email protected]

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Unfortunetly an AC power supply will not work. The output has to be DC for this to work.

 

However I have solved the power supply solution! Check my new post on the flash cart subject.

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well you could always slap a few diodes in rectifier config in there and a capacitor. Sort that AC out and get it to run straght :)

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well you could always slap a few diodes in rectifier config in there and a capacitor.  Sort that AC out and get it to run straght :)

 

Why? :-)

 

This thing is too complicated as it is :-)

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:) Rectifiers ain't that complex, literaly 4 diodes (or a bridge rectifier if you prefer less components), and a capacitor and you can make the AC input all shiney and DC like :)

 

But your alternate idea in the other thread is nicer, so deffinetly stick with that one

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