ThermoElectric Coolers (TECs)

[ericab]

it just dawned on me; why not use one of these:

http://www.rosewill.com/product/product.aspx?productId=486

youll get:
+3.3@30A,
+5V@25A,
+12V1@17A,
+12V2@18A,
-12V@0.6A,
- 5@0.6A,
+5VSB@2.5A

wouldnt this work?

 

[chimo]

You can rig a computer power supply to work, but most of them require a load on one or more of the outputs before they will function. (You should also be able to get them for less than the price of that one.)

it just dawned on me; why not use one of these:

http://www.rosewill.com/product/product.aspx?productId=486

youll get:
+3.3@30A,
+5V@25A,
+12V1@17A,
+12V2@18A,
-12V@0.6A,
- 5@0.6A,
+5VSB@2.5A

wouldnt this work?

 

[Daedal]

Chimo... glad they got there How was the package? I tripple bagged them if I remember right... the original seller had them in one bag that I didn't feel would be safe at all. ;D

Hope you got the chance to try them out already. Let us know what you get out of them.

--DDL

 

[Gazoo]

A computer PSU is really the cheapest solution. Here is a link I posted before for a how to:

http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-a-Computer-ATX-Power-Supply-to-a-Lab-Power-Supply

If I were to do this I would look for a bottom of the line brand name PSU. They can be found for around $30.00.

 

[Daedal]

Or from one of the old computers you have lying around

--DDL

 

[chimo]

They arrived in excellent condition! Thanks!

Chimo... glad they got there    How was the package? I tripple bagged them if I remember right... the original seller had them in one bag that I didn't feel would be safe at all. ;D

Hope you got the chance to try them out already.  Let us know what you get out of them.

--DDL