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bluidevil62 over 10 years ago

I have a KEPCO FMP24-0.45K and I'm getting nowhere with KEMPO SO DO YOU HAVE A IDEA OR A WAY TO USE THIS POWER SUPPLY

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mcb1 over 10 years ago in reply to bluidevil62 +1

bluidevil62 I was going to use it for a arduino project Apart from one Arduino board I know of, all others are 12v max input. This supply is 24v and I doubt the adjustment allows it down to 12v. You…
gadget.iom over 10 years ago in reply to bluidevil62 +1

I cannot offer any advice based on the information you have provided. What I can do is refer you to my previous statement.
mcb1 over 10 years ago in reply to bluidevil62 +1

What would you use it for? I wouldn't .... Just because you have something given/received or recovered doesn't mean you should find a purpose for it. I already gave advise about he safety issues regarding…

clem57 over 10 years ago

Does it look like this?
It appears to put out 24 volts at .45 amps giving under 12 watts. A very low power high voltage DC. Someone like mcb1 might know a good usage.
Cheers,
Clem
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bluidevil62 over 10 years ago in reply to clem57

yes it does will this be the alternative to a transformer ac -dc
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clem57 over 10 years ago in reply to bluidevil62

Most wall warts are 5V with 500 mA to 2.0 A. Your transformer would need a DC to DC converter which costs more than the previous wall warts.BTW, where did you get/buy this?
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bluidevil62 over 10 years ago in reply to clem57

ebay
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bluidevil62 over 10 years ago in reply to bluidevil62

I was going to use it for a arduino project
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mcb1 over 10 years ago in reply to bluidevil62

bluidevil62

I was going to use it for a arduino project

Apart from one Arduino board I know of, all others are 12v max input.
This supply is 24v and I doubt the adjustment allows it down to 12v.

You'd need a regulator on the output ....BUT more importantly.
This model is designed to be inside an enclosure as the mains connections are accessible.

Personally I'd go fnd myself a 5v/9v or even 12v plug pack to SAFELY play with your arduino.

Also for the future the Ben heck area isn't the only one on this website, there is arduino, power and a whole range.
Unless clem had tagged me I wouldn;t have found the post and been able to advise you.

Mark
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bluidevil62 over 10 years ago in reply to mcb1

could I use this as a battery charger for my metal detector
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gadget.iom over 10 years ago in reply to bluidevil62

Based on the level of your knowledge gleaned from your posts I would recommend you take the advice given to you mcb1.
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bluidevil62 over 10 years ago in reply to gadget.iom

ok with my lack of experience could I use this as a power supply or charger for a metal detector
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gadget.iom over 10 years ago in reply to bluidevil62

I cannot offer any advice based on the information you have provided. What I can do is refer you to my previous statement.
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