I got the power supply to shut down when my charger was pulling 50A from it. Unplugged the PSU and it's up and running again. This time I set my charger at a 47A limit. I'll see what happens.
That's why I asked about the possibility of boosting the 12v to something like 14v. The higher voltage will require less current for a given wattage the charger is pulling. 47A @12v = 40A @ 14v. 47A @ 14v would get you an extra 100w out of it...
I understand the higher voltage efficiency BG. The PSU server team said that it will be too much of a hassle to tweak the voltage. Those Server PSU are too tightly regulated, compared to the ATX stuff. I do have another PSU that goes about 68A, 80A@220VAC. But I have to figure out how to turn that sucker on.
I'm just a happy camper that I'm able to charger my A123's at 25A~10.8C. The charger reads 12.8V for the PSU under load. At rest it's 12.4V.
Yep... you just need to find out what pin combination will start the 12v rail... maybe you can do some research on google (also rcgroups...
lots of guys doing mods on these power supplies)... l am sure someone figured it out already.
I send an email asking how much if would cost to ship 2,3,4, and 5 units. If shipping will not get $50 more per unit I might just buy a bunch and sell them here *fingers crossed*.
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