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Which power supply for programming
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16-06-2016, 07:56 AM,
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RE: Which power supply for programming
(16-06-2016, 07:25 AM)Node Wrote: For bike you can use C-TEK MXS25. It's very quality built and stable, though much cheaper alternative to everything else proposed here. Still provides up to 25A. In my early days I used two of these in parallel on E cars, and it worked flawlessly. Thought about it. I also use other C-TEK products and I'm very satisfied with built quality. MXS25 ain't cheap either compared to other alternatives. Compared to dedicated automotive power supplies it has reasonable price. Locally is about 300 eur new. |
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16-06-2016, 08:05 AM,
Post: #32
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RE: Which power supply for programming
Here localy they are about 250€ new and on ebay they seem to be around that as well, including shipping. And in 1 you also get not only a power supply but a good battery charger as well.
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16-06-2016, 18:14 PM,
Post: #33
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RE: Which power supply for programming
+1 for Schumacher INC-700A, have it about 2 years and all fine.
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16-06-2016, 18:21 PM,
Post: #34
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RE: Which power supply for programming
Schumacher INC-700A is only for 110V (at least I have not seen one for Europe's 220-240V mains) mains so -1 for it...
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16-06-2016, 18:23 PM,
Post: #35
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RE: Which power supply for programming
(16-06-2016, 18:21 PM)Node Wrote: Schumacher INC-700A is only for 110V (at least I have not seen one for Europe's 220-240V mains) mains so -1 for it... ???????? "UNIT FEATURES 120/220 VAC 50/60 Hz Input Microprocessor-controlled operation " H.E.R.E If any of my posts or current one helps then don't forget to press thanks and add a reputation
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16-06-2016, 18:31 PM,
Post: #36
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RE: Which power supply for programming
Sorry, then I must remember it wrong. Its still quite expensive to get here in Europe. And then you won't have any local warranty. Eltek is only about 20% more expensive (based on Schumacher eBay's prices) but capable of 100A output and has local warranty.
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16-06-2016, 18:47 PM,
Post: #37
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RE: Which power supply for programming
(16-06-2016, 18:23 PM)CATAHA Wrote: H.E.R.E Read the users review at the moment "find the settings to complicated"  ...
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17-06-2016, 04:11 AM,
Post: #38
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RE: Which power supply for programming
I can confirm INC-700A support 220V as the power network is 220V here
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17-06-2016, 08:14 AM,
Post: #39
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RE: Which power supply for programming
I use inRadio IN-450 - 45A max, 40A continous. Will it be enough to programm F10 535d with RSE?
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17-06-2016, 20:19 PM,
Post: #40
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RE: Which power supply for programming
I use two DPS-600PB (google it) in parallel with a digital display, total cost of $65. It's is capable of load sharing up to ~80A@(13-13.7V max which is good for F8x series) in parallel Config. It doesn't look fancy but it does the job and it was fun to mod it.
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