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Slain
05-18-01, 01:51 PM
Anyone know the whereabouts of a cheap PSU for use with TEC's.
I looked at a commercial supplier but they want approx $1 a watt of output.
Hoot
05-18-01, 04:11 PM
How about a 12V 21A switching supply for $40.00 !
http://www.teamdelta.com/products/prod3.htm
Scroll down to the bottom of the page.

Hoot
engjohn
05-18-01, 04:11 PM
keep looking here
http://www.teamdelta.com/products/prod3.htm
right now they only have a 12v@21A PSU but I bought a 15v@10a for $35.00. Not a bad deal. Thier inventory changes quite often, and they are VERY helpful.
Hoot
05-18-01, 04:12 PM
Great minds think alike! :D

Hoot
engjohn
05-18-01, 04:17 PM
oops, Hoot and myself posted at the same time...
lightning
05-18-01, 07:57 PM
engjohn (May 18, 2001 04:11 p.m.):
keep looking here
http://www.teamdelta.com/products/prod3.htm
right now they only have a 12v@21A PSU but I bought a 15v@10a for $35.00. Not a bad deal. Thier inventory changes quite often, and they are VERY helpful.

eh....how u order that 15V@10A psu?? they didn't show it on the site??? i just saw that 12V @21A psu!!!
engjohn
05-18-01, 10:15 PM
They do not have any in stock right now. That would be why you do not see one. He updates the page with the current stock, so if you do not see it, he aint got it...

I would email them, they may have not updated the site. You never know what they will have...
It_The_Cow
05-20-01, 09:50 AM
You can also try online auctions as well
Hoot
05-20-01, 10:44 PM
Though I have not personally tried the 12V @ 21A switching supply, I have worked with more power supplies than I can recount. On everyone, you could adjust the output voltage within certain limits. It is not unusual to be able to swing a 12V supply from 10 to 14V or more. That's darned close to 15V @ 21A.

Hoot