FS: 10A 36V CC/CV Power Supply Works flawlessly.
 

Power Designs model 36100R

10 amps 36 volts Constant Current / Constant Voltage

Perfect working order. Weight 40lbs Rackmount

$140 shipped via UPS w/ insurance & tracking in expanding foam padded
box.

I will guaruntee this item working. If it is not working when it
reaches you I will refund the cost minus shipping.

http://www.nethertech.com/images/temp/36v10a%20001.jpg

http://www.nethertech.com/images/temp/36v10a%20002.jpg

Please email me if interested as I may not check this group very often
anymore.

FS: 10A 36V CC/CV Power Supply Works flawlessly.
 

In article ,
SoulCrusha wrote:
Power Designs model 36100R

10 amps 36 volts Constant Current / Constant Voltage

Perfect working order. Weight 40lbs Rackmount

$140 shipped via UPS w/ insurance & tracking in expanding foam padded
box.

Well over the hamfest price. (And yes, I do know Power Designs
equipment, and have some of it.)

[ ... ]

Please email me if interested as I may not check this group very often
anymore.

Anymore? I don't remember *ever* seeing you post to this
newsgroup -- unless you wish to let us know what name you used back
then.



And your NNTP-Posting-Host: " header says that you're posting
from "Rio Brazos Education Cooperative" in Plano Texas. (Kind of useful
in estimating the shipping costs of a 40 pound object.)

Interesting that the system doesn't have a .edu domain.

It would be a good one to use for electrolytic derusting, or
perhaps even anodizing of small workpieces.

Enjoy,
DoN.
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FS: 10A 36V CC/CV Power Supply Works flawlessly.
 

Speaking of constant voltage power supplies, I have a 1600 watt constant
voltage power supply (Sola, if I rememeber right) - must weigh 200 or more
pounds - 115VAC in and out, was used with an old computer system - near los
angeles - trade for ?? or $50 or so - not worth shipping, I suspect
"DoN. Nichols" wrote in message
...
In article ,
SoulCrusha wrote:
Power Designs model 36100R

10 amps 36 volts Constant Current / Constant Voltage

FS: 10A 36V CC/CV Power Supply Works flawlessly.
 

On 13 May 2004 21:51:30 -0400, (DoN. Nichols)
shouted from the rooftop:

In article ,
SoulCrusha wrote:
Power Designs model 36100R

10 amps 36 volts Constant Current / Constant Voltage

Perfect working order. Weight 40lbs Rackmount

$140 shipped via UPS w/ insurance & tracking in expanding foam padded
box.

Well over the hamfest price. (And yes, I do know Power Designs
equipment, and have some of it.)

And your NNTP-Posting-Host: " header says that you're posting
from "Rio Brazos Education Cooperative" in Plano Texas. (Kind of useful
in estimating the shipping costs of a 40 pound object.)

Don, I think he's including S & H in the price.

-Carl
"An honest man doesn't need a long memory"- Jesse Ventura

FS: 10A 36V CC/CV Power Supply Works flawlessly.
 

FS: 10A 36V CC/CV Power Supply Works flawlessly.
 

By the way the $140 is the SHIPPED price. UPS esimates $40 shipping in
the lower 48 states. So shipping is included in the price.

FS: 10A 36V CC/CV Power Supply Works flawlessly.
 

Price dropped to $120 including shipping. Drop me an email if
interested. I have ebay feeback if that helps.





(SoulCrusha) wrote in message . com...
(DoN. Nichols) wrote in message ...
In article ,
SoulCrusha wrote:
Power Designs model 36100R

10 amps 36 volts Constant Current / Constant Voltage

Perfect working order. Weight 40lbs Rackmount

$140 shipped via UPS w/ insurance & tracking in expanding foam padded
box.

Well over the hamfest price. (And yes, I do know Power Designs
equipment, and have some of it.)

[ ... ]

Please email me if interested as I may not check this group very often
anymore.

Anymore? I don't remember *ever* seeing you post to this
newsgroup -- unless you wish to let us know what name you used back
then.



And your NNTP-Posting-Host: " header says that you're posting
from "Rio Brazos Education Cooperative" in Plano Texas. (Kind of useful
in estimating the shipping costs of a 40 pound object.)

Interesting that the system doesn't have a .edu domain.

It would be a good one to use for electrolytic derusting, or
perhaps even anodizing of small workpieces.

Enjoy,
DoN.



I've never posted in the group, but I had been checking it quite
often. Actually I am not in Plano, but Waco, Texas. Would appreciate
it if anyone is interested in the power supply to let me know.

I no longer have the time to anodize and since my home became infected
with termites I am having some money issues. Thanks.