Do I need two power supply to run two ice chargers
#1
Do I need two power supply to run two ice chargers
Hi, I am new to electric. I got two ice chargers but i only have one 20 amp power supply that I used to run my hudy tire truer. I am thinking about getting two competetion electroics 23A power supplys to power each ice charger. will there be any noticible gain in battery perfromance since it is running from a cleaner & overkill power source? People at my track told me that the rule of thumb is 2 amp reserve. so If I am charging 6 amp x2. 14 Amp is the minimum I need so 20 amp is more than enough.
I run two mono block amps to run each of my two speakers. It sounds cleaner than one two channel amps. Plus it looks good to have two HUGE mono blocks sitting next to your speakers Does the same rule apply to RC battery charging?
Is there any good power supply other than competition electronics 23A?
Thanks.
I run two mono block amps to run each of my two speakers. It sounds cleaner than one two channel amps. Plus it looks good to have two HUGE mono blocks sitting next to your speakers Does the same rule apply to RC battery charging?
Is there any good power supply other than competition electronics 23A?
Thanks.
#2
Tech Master
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To be honest all you need is 14-16amps for what you are pullling, so just one 20a power supply will be more than enough.
There is no real need to go to the two, it will just add weight and complexity to your pit setup.
However if you want it to look very special then go ahead and be unique. You might even start a new trend
There is no real need to go to the two, it will just add weight and complexity to your pit setup.
However if you want it to look very special then go ahead and be unique. You might even start a new trend
#3
Tech Elite
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Don't waste your money on the CE power supply,
Get this one, I have two, one for chargers and one for all the other gizmo's
http://www.buyreliant.com/psupplies/psv200.htm
You don't need a second power supply unless you try and charge two packs at the same time and fire up that tire truer as it will draw lots of amps at first and make your chargers go all fishy....At least that how it works when I use to try and fire up my Comm lathe while charging two packs...
Hope that helps,
-Shookie <><
Get this one, I have two, one for chargers and one for all the other gizmo's
http://www.buyreliant.com/psupplies/psv200.htm
You don't need a second power supply unless you try and charge two packs at the same time and fire up that tire truer as it will draw lots of amps at first and make your chargers go all fishy....At least that how it works when I use to try and fire up my Comm lathe while charging two packs...
Hope that helps,
-Shookie <><
#4
Tech Master
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Originally Posted by Mr. Shookie
Don't waste your money on the CE power supply,
Get this one, I have two, one for chargers and one for all the other gizmo's
http://www.buyreliant.com/psupplies/psv200.htm
You don't need a second power supply unless you try and charge two packs at the same time and fire up that tire truer as it will draw lots of amps at first and make your chargers go all fishy....At least that how it works when I use to try and fire up my Comm lathe while charging two packs...
Hope that helps,
-Shookie <><
Get this one, I have two, one for chargers and one for all the other gizmo's
http://www.buyreliant.com/psupplies/psv200.htm
You don't need a second power supply unless you try and charge two packs at the same time and fire up that tire truer as it will draw lots of amps at first and make your chargers go all fishy....At least that how it works when I use to try and fire up my Comm lathe while charging two packs...
Hope that helps,
-Shookie <><
#5
Tech Addict
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Originally Posted by straightaway
Hi, I am new to electric. I got two ice chargers but i only have one 20 amp power supply that I used to run my hudy tire truer. I am thinking about getting two competetion electroics 23A power supplys to power each ice charger. will there be any noticible gain in battery perfromance since it is running from a cleaner & overkill power source? People at my track told me that the rule of thumb is 2 amp reserve. so If I am charging 6 amp x2. 14 Amp is the minimum I need so 20 amp is more than enough.
I run two mono block amps to run each of my two speakers. It sounds cleaner than one two channel amps. Plus it looks good to have two HUGE mono blocks sitting next to your speakers Does the same rule apply to RC battery charging?
Is there any good power supply other than competition electronics 23A?
Thanks.
I run two mono block amps to run each of my two speakers. It sounds cleaner than one two channel amps. Plus it looks good to have two HUGE mono blocks sitting next to your speakers Does the same rule apply to RC battery charging?
Is there any good power supply other than competition electronics 23A?
Thanks.
#6
You are fine with the 20a.... whenever charging add .5 amp to your charge current... I ran my T35 and Ice last night off my 13 amp without a problem...