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Metallover · 10.02.2010, 04:40 PM

I decided I would go about building a 24v power supply. There's a guide on hooking up two power supplies in series here.

I got my power supplies from ebay yesterday and wired em up today. Now I have a 24v 1150w power supply that I paid $26 for.

The final unit is 13x7" and the output measures 25.2v. If I put the leads of my multimeter on each power supply, I get 12v between the two. I haven't touched it yet, and I don't know if it will shock me if I touch it.

I cut some pegboard to mount the power supplies on.

Testing - The power supply on the right is wrapped in clear packaging tape.

I mounted the power supplies to the pegboard with some bolts, M3 I believe. I then used some unshrunk heat shrink (1" wide) and duct tape to try to insulate the screws.

And my awesome duct tape job.

25.2v output under no load.

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Metallover RC-Monster Spudgunner Offline Posts: 2,353 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: South Dakota	10.02.2010, 04:40 PM I decided I would go about building a 24v power supply. There's a guide on hooking up two power supplies in series here. I got my power supplies from ebay yesterday and wired em up today. Now I have a 24v 1150w power supply that I paid $26 for. The final unit is 13x7" and the output measures 25.2v. If I put the leads of my multimeter on each power supply, I get 12v between the two. I haven't touched it yet, and I don't know if it will shock me if I touch it. I cut some pegboard to mount the power supplies on. Testing - The power supply on the right is wrapped in clear packaging tape. I mounted the power supplies to the pegboard with some bolts, M3 I believe. I then used some unshrunk heat shrink (1" wide) and duct tape to try to insulate the screws. And my awesome duct tape job. 25.2v output under no load.