DPS-600PB Power Supply Modification
#1
DPS-600PB Power Supply Modification
I got two of these on the way and I will need some help making them work. Please help me with some tips on how to convert them to a power supply.
#2
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This is the thread I used to convert mine. It works great. I picked up a 1K pot to adjust the voltage up to 13.7, at 13.8 it would shut off. I did not put the switch in like he did. I just unplug it from the wall.
http://www.ultimaterc.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=174225
http://www.ultimaterc.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=174225
#3
Thanks, really appreciate it. I will take my time putting this together. I have them now and can't decide to use one or both. I guess that will depend on the charger I get.
#5
Did you use 100mm shrink wrap on yours? and where did you get it?
#7
You can find it in the US too but stuff that big tends to be thick walled, chemical resistant double throw down tubing from hell and can run $50 a foot. The cheap stuff does exist though so do some digging to find it.
#8
Here's some clear 4 inch for about 11 a foot:
http://www.heatshrink.com/heat_shrink_tubing/a2_spl.asp
http://www.heatshrink.com/heat_shrink_tubing/a2_spl.asp
#9
I hope this is right; Ebay # 171145703868, just bought two for $4.13 shipped.
#11
At that price I may double wrap it.
#13
I bought two shipped for $4, so double it is, and should get here next week as well. I read where you need to drop the ground from the doner ps when going piggy back? Just cut it and shrink tube it to make it inactive? like an esc? Now I need some 400 mm shrink wrap to do the whole thing.
#14
How would I use a 24 volt system in the Hi Tech X-2 charger when it specifies 12 -18 volts and 60 amps? Is there a limiter built into the system to adjust for this?