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I know I want it.. they need a love child.. You should just give it to me because no child should be left behind!

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Well since you guys have helped me solve my previous problem I should probably move to my next problem.. before I buy a 1509 1.5 for the CRT.5 I need a power supply for the my spanky new charger that should be on my doorstep tomorrow.. I bought the Hyperion Duo so what power supply do I need. I have been searching but jsut haven't found the one I am looking for..

BTW I am still bored.. and my meeting isn't for like another 4 hours.. Oh yea, who schedules a meeting at 4pm...

a boss who doesnt want his employees going home early beacuse they are bored.........:sarcastic:

See how docile it is...just sitting there for the pictures? Ain't it cute? :lol:

http://skellyo.com/ebay/1509_sm_1.jpg

I don't think so cause he is gone for the rest of the week after this.. I don't think he expected me to have my audit work papers done so he delayed it as long as possible...

The duo is rated for 180w/channel, which is 360w total. Assuming a charger efficiency of around 85%, you'd need a 12v supply capable of 35A. At 14.4v, you'd need a 30A supply. Yikes, that's not gonna be cheap if you plan on ever using it to its full capacity...

I think that is why I haven't found what I was looking for..

I found these PSs after I bought my Ofna 18amp....I prpbubly would have bought one of these

https://www.tanicpacks.com/product_i...5d719ab2b576d4

I have an Astron RS-70M I'd be willing to sell. 57A continuous, 70A peak, linear supply

You can find some specs on it on this page:
http://www.astroncorp.com/showpage.asp?p=2

50lbs.. I would probably blow the breaker box if I plugged that thing in...

Nah, it's just a linear supply, so it's got heavier internals than a switching supply because it's a bit less efficient. A lot of Ham radio guys use these kind of supplies because they don't have any switching noise.

The PS units at Tanicpacks look really nice. A bit pricey but nice.

Astron makes a nice PS. I use the 25A model for my bench. Tweaked to 14.8v, the charger doesn't need to draw quite as much current, so it runs perfectly.

I think it's time for me to take out those huge power transformers I have laying around and seeing what I can do to make a linear regulator...

A family member owns a motorola communication bussiness, I wonder if they would have anything that would work..