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  1. 10-07-2008, 05:46 #1
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    Default CT6215 Recommended Power Supply?

    Hi all

    I've just acquired a set of CT6215's and some 671 drivers

    I now need to find a *really* good quality power supply to provide sufficient 'juice' to them. They apparently require between +/-24v & +/-28v DC at around 10 amps (I think).

    Any suggestions?, what is everyone else using to power their CT6215/671 combination?

    Cheers

    Jem

    Found this...

    http://www.sunpower-uk.com/product/9...27/default.htm

    Not sure if it's +/- though.
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    Hey Jem

    I think Pitts has a set of 6215 that he had to get power supplies for

    He post a thread on it a while back

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    Quote Originally Posted by loopee View Post
    Hey Jem

    I think Pitts has a set of 6215 that he had to get power supplies for

    He post a thread on it a while back

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    I've spoken to Ray about his PSU's but I don't think he had a link, sadly, I can't remember
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    I know a good powersupply +/-28V 4A for CT6215H here.
    Price about USD35.
    http://www.hengfu.com/products(en).htm
    4A already enough..............

    DT scanner already equip this PSU now.

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    Hi,

    They were from Radio Spares (UK)..

    24 volt 10 amp can wind them up to about 27 volt ( I have probably will do 28 V).

    PM me and I will get you the part number...

    YOu ned the current if yo are running at full 60K as per the manual.

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