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On Dec 29, 10:31*am, "Dale Parfitt" wrote:
Has anyone connected a pair of identical computer supplies in parallel for additional current capabilities? Did it require a low R resistor to allow for any mismatch? Tnx, Dale W4OP It is something I looked in to one time. I hsd s few power supplies and thought I would try it. I checked the outputs into a 10 amp loaded and decided they werent a close enough match to even try. With no voltage adjust on the power supplies I confess I gave up pretty easily. If the outputs could be matched I would think this would work. I would always try to use equalizing resistors. I have had bad expeiences when I didnt. Jimmie |
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