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Started by Paul Blair
Sat, 04 Aug 2007 00:40
Sun monitor power supply
Author: Paul Blair
Date: Sat, 04 Aug 2007 00:40
Date: Sat, 04 Aug 2007 00:40
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A neighbour has a Sun 24" widescreen LCD monitor (365-1423) - but no power supply. The PS is 14VDC, 8A (yeah!) P/N 370-7681 or 370-4910 The local Canberra suppliers he contacted (even Sun) seem to have none. Ideas? Suppliers? Want to sell...? TIA Paul
Re: Sun monitor power supply
Author: a t e c 7 7
Date: Sat, 04 Aug 2007 10:51
Date: Sat, 04 Aug 2007 10:51
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Paul Blair wrote: > A neighbour has a Sun 24" widescreen LCD monitor (365-1423) - but no > power supply. > > The PS is 14VDC, 8A (yeah!) P/N 370-7681 or 370-4910 > > The local Canberra suppliers he contacted (even Sun) seem to have none. > > Ideas? Suppliers? Want to sell...? > > TIA > > Paul small cb or ham power supply .
Re: Sun monitor power supply
Author: Paul Blair
Date: Sun, 05 Aug 2007 02:52
Date: Sun, 05 Aug 2007 02:52
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a t e c 7 7 wrote: > Paul Blair wrote: >> A neighbour has a Sun 24" widescreen LCD monitor (365-1423) - but no >> power supply. >> >> The PS is 14VDC, 8A (yeah!) P/N 370-7681 or 370-4910 >> >> The local Canberra suppliers he contacted (even Sun) seem to have none. >> >> Ideas? Suppliers? Want to sell...? >> >> TIA >> >> Paul > small cb or ham power supply . Sounds worth a try...thanks Paul
Re: Sun monitor power supply
Author: a t e c 7 7
Date: Sun, 05 Aug 2007 04:34
Date: Sun, 05 Aug 2007 04:34
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Paul Blair wrote: > a t e c 7 7 wrote: >> Paul Blair wrote: >>> A neighbour has a Sun 24" widescreen LCD monitor (365-1423) - but no >>> power supply. >>> >>> The PS is 14VDC, 8A (yeah!) P/N 370-7681 or 370-4910 >>> >>> The local Canberra suppliers he contacted (even Sun) seem to have none. >>> >>> Ideas? Suppliers? Want to sell...? >>> >>> TIA >>> >>> Paul >> small cb or ham power supply . > > Sounds worth a try...thanks > > Paul I have a 20" turn on current pulses to 6 amps but a steady 1 amp when running . currently using an analogue supply I built from the junk box
Re: Sun monitor power supply
Author: Kralizec Craig
Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2007 23:26
Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2007 23:26
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a t e c 7 7 <"atec 77 at hotmail dot com"> writes: >Paul Blair wrote: >> a t e c 7 7 wrote: >>> Paul Blair wrote: >>>> A neighbour has a Sun 24" widescreen LCD monitor (365-1423) - but no >>>> power supply. >>>> >>>> The PS is 14VDC, 8A (yeah!) P/N 370-7681 or 370-4910 >>>> >>>> The local Canberra suppliers he contacted (even Sun) seem to have none. >>>> >>>> Ideas? Suppliers? Want to sell...? >>>> >>>> TIA >>>> >>>> Paul >>> small cb or ham power supply . >> >> Sounds worth a try...thanks >> >> Paul >I have a 20" > turn on current pulses to 6 amps but a steady 1 amp when running . > currently using an analogue supply I built from the junk box What sort of connector do they use for the power connection? If it's a generic plug it'd be ok but if it's something special it might be harder to rig something up. I like the idea of using a 13.8 V power supply though - simple and reliable. Good one! -- SUN RIPENED KERNELS - Surplus Sun Microsystems Equipment, Parts + Accessories Location: Sydney, Australia - Web: http://www.sunrk.com.au - Get back on track at the SunShack - Web: http://www.sunshack.org - Cobalt Users mailing list Web: http://lios.apana.org.au/mailman/listinfo/cobalt_users
Re: Sun monitor power supply
Author: a t e c 7 7
Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2007 00:44
Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2007 00:44
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Kralizec Craig wrote: > a t e c 7 7 <"atec 77 at hotmail dot com"> writes: > >> Paul Blair wrote: >>> a t e c 7 7 wrote: >>>> Paul Blair wrote: >>>>> A neighbour has a Sun 24" widescreen LCD monitor (365-1423) - but no >>>>> power supply. >>>>> >>>>> The PS is 14VDC, 8A (yeah!) P/N 370-7681 or 370-4910 >>>>> >>>>> The local Canberra suppliers he contacted (even Sun) seem to have none. >>>>> >>>>> Ideas? Suppliers? Want to sell...? >>>>> >>>>> TIA >>>>> >>>>> Paul >>>> small cb or ham power supply . >>> Sounds worth a try...thanks >>> >>> Paul >> I have a 20" >> turn on current pulses to 6 amps but a steady 1 amp when running . >> currently using an analogue supply I built from the junk box > > What sort of connector do they use for the power connection? If it's a > generic plug it'd be ok but if it's something special it might be harder to > rig something up. > > I like the idea of using a 13.8 V power supply though - simple and reliable. > Good one! > Largs std , sourced at Jaycar
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