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Which power supply for programming - 14TLC - 15-06-2016

Looking for decent power supply for programming purposes. What are you using and what can you recommend?

RE: Which power supply for programming - tommyarbi - 15-06-2016

MST-80 Auto Voltage Regulator or Doctor Charge 50 TELWIN

RE: Which power supply for programming - Bimmer540 - 15-06-2016

MST-80 is quite good only cooling fans make much noise.

RE: Which power supply for programming - Node - 15-06-2016

Eltek Multicharger 1500 is very good and quiet!

RE: Which power supply for programming - ruben_17non - 15-06-2016

I use "MAASHCS3600" and very good, is silent and full regulable, from 1 to 15V and 1 to 60A for my cars is suficient

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Schumacher is the best but option but is expensive model Schumacher Electric INC-700A
The output is 70A and have "programming mode" and automatic battery charge

RE: Which power supply for programming - fredy3330 - 15-06-2016

I use MAAS SPS 9600. 60 amp power supply which keep the voltage output steady whatever the amp demand. I bought it 240euro.

RE: Which power supply for programming - Bimmer540 - 15-06-2016

(15-06-2016, 11:27 AM)fredy3330 Wrote: I use MAAS SPS 9600. 60 amp power supply which keep the voltage output steady whatever the amp demand. I bought it 240euro.

But is 60ah enough for 7 series.
I've recently programmed a F01 and used easily 60ah.

RE: Which power supply for programming - Jynkky - 15-06-2016

I have also maas, and 60a is enough.
price/quality is good

RE: Which power supply for programming - nymike - 15-06-2016

Iam using powermax 75 amp power supply, scored one on ebay for $80 shipped. Did 16h session on E60 with j2534 and BMW online services, voltages were steady 13.8V at all times. Great little thing. Amazon has them as well as ebay.

RE: Which power supply for programming - bryosb - 15-06-2016

I been using a Schumacher INC-700A for the last 3 years doing hundreds of sessions and it has been almost flawless. Bought it off of amazon ($375 usd) and after a year it would all of the sudden click and shut-off, which was quite concerning.

Contacted Schumacher only to find out they do not support this model after 1 year warranty period.

Took it apart and found that the power cord ends were attached using spade connectors, which were loose causing my shut downs. After correcting that issue it has been perfect for last couple of years.

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