bro no worry's

You only need 1

Lots more quality stuff inside if ya poke around that others lack. Been using the 700s for some time. Solid units

Dude I looked at your site you no nothing about power supplys so just stop

@@joshchilders-fy1pk wtf are you babbling on about? Because I don’t post videos of my builds and jobs means I don’t know nothing about supplies? Wtf lol

Make sure to check out both videos that way you understand how to change the voltage properly

I've seen a couple people mount lugs of different kinds by drilling through the strips. I'm hesitant to try it but with the PSU's being so cheap I might give it a shot. Would make my 4mm binding post/banana jacks much more secure because currently I'm soldering them which is secure but takes a lot of solder and isn't the cleanest looking. Just gotta make sure you use high quality solder. I use MG Chemicals 63/37

Got a 460w one from a friend. It has binding posts mounted in holes drilled THROUGH the board. Works a charm and does NOT wobble at all!

Done it a few times. Line your hole up good and you be fine.

lol

You would have to add one for the crowbar circuit also then, and have predetermined marked values on each and set them both before turning on the unit

Probably better to use 2 variable position switches with resistors wired in, for each voltage value desired

@@Tomahawk-415 ya I forgot about the crowbar, I’m thinking a duel faker 4 position switch with the required resistors for both the vdc and crowbar circuit. Example position 1 would be 12vdc position 2, 13.8 vdc and so on. Would just take some fooling around with resistors.

just search his name on google, he changed it! ---> the farm 148

Try this part number 643956-101, then read label to verify correct.

Forever and ever and ever

On a serious note that's a very good question thank God I'm not one hundred percent I'm at like 95.5%

@Mr BBI actually they are almost at 100%. The idle voltage is 15.9v on your supply, and the max is 16v on Caps. Easy math.., dunno where you got the 95.5% because that's wrong, it's actually 99.9%, to be exact, not including inefficiencies. 15.9v X 99.99999% = 15.89999841v The usual tolerance is 10%, but remember these are used, and probably have a billion hours on em. Caps are cheap, I'd replace em with a higher voltage rating, especially pushing them to the voltage limit. It's not any different than rebuilding an engine and putting USED crank bearings back in. If 1 Cap shorts from running to hard ( and WE both know eventually they will), the entire supply goes dead. Food fer thought:)

Then you're the only one that's had a failure so far out of 6,000 units. Contact hopping around he'll replace it

@Mr BBI I am in the UK, different supplier but I found out the problem! My multimeter probe was faulty! So I have 15k on the variable and 51k on the chip and I am seeing 14.5vdc working perfectly!🤗 thanks for all your help on this project bro! All the videos and the chat in the group have been super helpful!🤗👍🏼 052 in Scotland waving a hand!👋🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏼

Heather work exactly the same the difference is the mod on the inside of the power supply.. it requires a different set of resistors in a different set of locations. All that information is out there you just have to go find it

Have not tested that yet

Would be a great video

In most of these supplies the mains ground is connected to the output ground, so series connection requires modification. Also put a serious diode in parallel with each supply to prevent backfeeding power if one switches off.

The breakout board is meh unless you like the connectors they are using and aren't in need of any high amperage lines.

Sold out

​@@BoxBuilderIdahoyou flexed and made that guy some money 😂

Yes because you have to add it...

Watch the 2 videos on these power modules ,it really helped me understand everything I needed to do before using 73s good luck with your project

I know! I'm just fucking with ya! I absolutely love your videos! I take electric stuff people toss in the trash and I have a ton of server PSUs! I'm currently going through them to see how many can do the same things! Love ya brother

Yep google it. Or Reddit

There are actually many more server supplies from HP and Dell that can be modded in a similar way with slightly different pinouts, and layouts. It just so happens that he has one of the only videos that go into enough detail of this particular part number. Doubt China will notice. Dell makes a 3000w unit that is only about 1.5x's this size. HP makes a 1500w unit with yellow label the SAME size.

me to. that's y after the start of the video there no adds on my stuff.

Your not alone. A lot of other creators I watch are moving over to rumble.

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