Thread: small size 150W(7-18v) with shut down controller

Originally Posted by justintime

Hi DragonBTV... you mean the price WHERE? I'm trying to understand where this unit is manufactured, and where it can currently be purchased. I'm guessing China?

YES, P.R.China

I hope MP3Car store would accept it and sell it

Originally Posted by 0l33l

I guess they want to hold everyone to the same level.
Plus if the creator sends them the product then they have a beleif that it will work, otherwise they just send a free product

AGAIN

0.I will make a fine tunning of it and make it smarter
1.I will send a sample to MP3CARSTORE within 1 week and offer them a good price.
2.if MP3CAR STORE refuse to sell it after testing, they would possiblly do like these:
A: list and sell it---------- everyone could enjoy it
B: refuse because of product qulity reason ---- not a good product forget it
C: refuse because of price I offered ------ I will sell it one by one at $95
3.further documantation will be translated and finished soon

a brand new PCB design finished last night

it will looks better and more effecient
(as part of PCB would go through peek 10A current, a better PCB design would pay back)

Originally Posted by 0l33l

Will you be able to disable all the SDC functions of this PSU and run it as a slave PSU?
What I'd love to do: get an M1-ATX (it is programmable) and use that as the secondary PSU to power up peripherals (Hard drive, LCD, USB, etc), and use the 150w PSU to power the motherboard.

That's exactly what I wanna do too: Not enough power?

How would you combine the two(and sync them)? It's off topic here so if you want you can reply in the provided link.

Originally Posted by 0l33l

Will you be able to disable all the SDC functions of this PSU and run it as a slave PSU?
What I'd love to do: get an M1-ATX (it is programmable) and use that as the secondary PSU to power up peripherals (Hard drive, LCD, USB, etc), and use the 150w PSU to power the motherboard.

by using this PCB, blocking the control logic will disable the full protection.

I would consider to design a pure SLAVE one if I could sell it out for more than 30, otherwise

Originally Posted by 0l33l

Full protection of what

I'm definately interested in a slave PSU.

How to hook up slave PSU:
Connect ATX cable to slave PSU
Connect PWR cable from the m1-atx
Hack the m1-atx to turn on when the slave PSU is on (take 2 wires from ATX plug and double them).

the m1-atx will turn the comptuer on, and it will be powered from the slave.

1. full protection------ low votage/wrong wire input; over votage/wrong wire output; over heated; chip burn....

2.NONE correct
you have to hack the PCB, cut the control and wire 4 to the master.....

3.I will have a slave function say if I really get pay back from this version.

I will help you at last because of ??

because you are a DELPHI programmer like me