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I have a kind of (dell optiplex sx280)(12V-18A) I want to used in the two my car (Mitsubishi magna v-rx 2004)
I want help me
Will Use (DC/DC) or (DC/AC)
Because this type (DC/DC) is not available in my country
And what are the problems I will face if used type (DC/AC) 400w
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Oh my god, that's freakin' huge. Please don't use a font size that large any more. Your post looks like a billboard.
You want to use a Carnetx P1900 or P2140 unit for DC-DC power. You can order it from the mp3car.com store, and they will ship it anywhere.
You can certainly use a DC-DC invertwer, but this is inefficient and poses other potential problems like heat, noise in the audio system and a big bulky inverter that you have to put somewhere.
Calm down on the font size man!
DC-DC is the most effeicient way to go about it, but an inverter can be made to work fine. I'm using an inverter currently, but it's a true sine wave inverter. Works great, no issues. Good clean sound. But I already had one in the car to run my Mom's medical equipment when she's with me..........
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What do you mean DC-DC is not available in your country? They aren't rocket launchers or considered munitions or anything. I'm sure you can get an M2-ATX, Opus or Carnetix shipped to you.
As for DC-AC, a true sine wave inverter would be your best bet, but probably more expensive.
P.S. Try holding the font size down.
1 - Don't post in such a large font.
2 - Don't expect that someone is going to be visiting these forums and can answer your question within a short four hour timeframe.
3 - You posted this elsewhere on these forums. That makes this a crosspost. Don't do that again. I've merged your two threads.
ok man
Is a work project in his car the inverter (DC/AC) (12v - 2240v) Like in the picture
and the Wiring Diagram
im Very sorry on the font size
I don't think 150 watt will be big enough. You probably do not want to go over 80% of the rated capacity. How big is the power supply in the PC?
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