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Old February 1st 04, 05:30 PM
Charlie
 
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Default Salvaged Computer Power Supplies

Since I have these power supplies laying around, I can't resist asking.

A friend is going to buy and/or build a robotic CNC setup for his plama
torch.
A system is $5000 complete or a mainboard and software can be purchased for
$1500
or so with him supplying the motors, power supply, etc.

He says he needs 35 volt power supply with 35 amps.

So if I wire together 12 power supplys (12v, 9a), voila, 36 volts at 36
amps.

Hehe, it can't be that easy can it?


 
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