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| Electric Flight Discuss Electric Flight in Canada |
Topic Review (Newest First)
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| 08-30-2016 04:31 PM | |
| PRS |
Re: Power supply repair? They look like server power supplies to me. If you open it up there will be a replaceable fuse or a soldered in one. Be careful of the capacitors as they hols a nice jolt for you. |
| 08-30-2016 04:08 PM | |
| wollins |
Re: Power supply repair? The one I have that seems to be dead is half of a 24V combo that I got from Solid hobby. (http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1786965) |
| 08-30-2016 03:41 PM | |
| Cougar429 |
Re: Power supply repair? Can you list what make and model? Anything specific about demise: output terminals shorted, etc? |
| 08-30-2016 09:13 AM | |
| floyd |
Re: Power supply repair? You could convert a computer power supply for under $5.00. The high out put rail will get you 15 to 30 amps at 12 volts depending on the unit. Cheers Floyd |
| 08-30-2016 07:27 AM | |
| Narly1 |
Re: Power supply repair? Well you haven't told us much about the make and model of power supply. In this day and age at the price points they're sold at relative to repair technician hourly rates, they're pretty much disposable items, unless somebody is doing repairs as a hobbyist. If it's an old linear style power supply made up of discrete components there is a fair chance it can be fixed. If it's one of the newer switching style supplies good luck. The general lack of documentation and the use of proprietary components make repairs almost impossible by anyone except the manufacturer. So the moral is either buy a cheap supply that you can afford to trash or a high quality one that will last awhile. Earl "Narly1" Anderson |
| 08-30-2016 06:22 AM | |
| wollins |
Power supply repair? Anyone know who fixes these? One of my power supplies that I use for one of my chargers just konked out. 
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