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snellemin
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07.05.2011, 11:13 PM

I was lazy and bought me a kit from this dude on rcgroups. It's a pretty good kit, if you don't have much time to custom make your own 12v-24v PSU. You basically just lift the ground off one of the legs on the second psu. Cut some wires and connect everything.





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08.07.2011, 11:26 PM

Just got mine hooked up and running tonight. I wanted something encased for taking on trips in the RV, and to keep debris out of the fans. After turning my garage inside out trying all the different cases I had, I noticed one in the downstairs "theater room to be" that I had walked past a hundred times in the last two months. Its just a basic Stanley plastic case, but it did not have any dividers or divider channels inside it. I didn't really want to used plywood, but it was handy, I had really gotten tired of overthinking this thing.
I put a base of 7/16" ACX down and screwed it in place to firm up the whole case. I then used 3/4" veneered plywood for the dividers (the center one has a 1.25" wide tee on the end of it to keep the supplies from sliding - although I doubt then will ever come loose. Next, I just cut a top piece out of 3/4". I used bar clamps to hold the entire thing together for putting the screws in - and predrilled the holes to keep them from splitting. But.. when running some screws in from the outside (to keep the "box" secured), I didn't use a big enough bit, and split one piece of wood (you can see it where the two cable clamps are screwed in for the input power cords).

I also used a STSP switch to to be able to turn it off and on. It fit nicely under one of the lid latches (however, it only turns red when off - its supposed to also show green when its on. Dont know what I did with the wiring on it....
Also drilled a bunch of holes for ventillation, and drilled two larger holes on the output side so that I dont have to open the lid to plug my charger in.
Turned out ok - if anything, I'd like to go back and make the plates out of nylon instead of plywood - but no reason to spend that money on it.

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