Turbo 35 GFX
03-19-2003, 11:43 PM
#16
I wonder why such a top end charger doesn't have AC/DC connections.
03-20-2003, 12:22 AM
#17
There are a few possible reasons, but the biggest one is that by moving the power transformer out of the charger, you reduce the chances of needing service by a large factor. Also, with a built in supply, chances are that the charger would get pretty hot, especially when charging/discharging at a high rate. I know my old Tekin 112C used to get smoking hot when cycling packs!
03-20-2003, 08:06 AM
#18
Originally posted by futureal
There are a few possible reasons, but the biggest one is that by moving the power transformer out of the charger, you reduce the chances of needing service by a large factor. Also, with a built in supply, chances are that the charger would get pretty hot, especially when charging/discharging at a high rate. I know my old Tekin 112C used to get smoking hot when cycling packs!
There are a few possible reasons, but the biggest one is that by moving the power transformer out of the charger, you reduce the chances of needing service by a large factor. Also, with a built in supply, chances are that the charger would get pretty hot, especially when charging/discharging at a high rate. I know my old Tekin 112C used to get smoking hot when cycling packs!
03-20-2003, 09:01 AM
#19
most of the charges that are AC/DC don't have very good power supplies in them. I would rather use a better external supply.
03-21-2003, 05:05 PM
#20
Tres
Is there anyway that you can make a face plate for my gfx to look like the stealth face with the flames and graphite look? LMK
Ron
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