Re: 12V DC Power Supply

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From: Brian Kantor
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 1989 05:30

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I got tired of not having enough 12v (actually, 13.5v like in a car) on
my workbench to test my ham radios with, so I got three of those 5v
high-current switching supplies and wired them in series, then turned
each one down to 4.5v with the adjustment pot.  Presto!  13.5V at 150A.
	- Brian

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Subject: Re: 12V DC Power Supply
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Date: 12 Jul 89 05:30:52 GMT
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