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02.04.2008, 09:48 PM

Technically, you CAN parallel some types of multiple UBECs. The output of both together won't quite be 6v, but close. See this. Since most regulators are built around the same basic circuit design, this probably applies to others as well, but I haven't found anything to confirm this.
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Technically, you CAN parallel some types of multiple UBECs. The output of both together won't quite be 6v, but close. See this. Since most regulators are built around the same basic circuit design, this probably applies to others as well, but I haven't found anything to confirm this.
The guys at dimension engineering make some sweet stuff. Shame they don't make escs. I was wondering about paralleling the becs. I wouldn't want to run too much current through my receiver though.


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