What would you do with five 5 v 75 amp power supplies?
I have these lying around and I know they are useful, but I'm just not sure how.
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Nov 14, 2008. 9:36 PMBig Bwana
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if they are solid state power supplies, a light weight welder ...
75 amp! (sure its not watt?) Run some low voltage motors or leds.
Nov 14, 2008. 7:52 AMgimmelotsarobots
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I would build a hydraulic robot arm of course. That much amperage could power one of dan's high power led spot room lighting strips.
If your specs are right, I'd use them to power the electronics for the BaBar Drift Chamber. We used a single 8VDC 300A supply hardwired into the 208V 3-phase main.
You could also use them to power some bitchin' electromagnets -- at least a few tesla. Then you have to ask yourself what to do with magnets that powerful (maybe build a cyclotron?).
You could also use them to power some bitchin' electromagnets -- at least a few tesla. Then you have to ask yourself what to do with magnets that powerful (maybe build a cyclotron?).
If they're actually 75amp you could do alot with them...
Nov 11, 2008. 3:20 PMstarwing123
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75 amps? That's crazy, more than enough to kill you, way more. I think I would use them to power a high torque motor.
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