I do actually, how much are you looking for?
I do actually, how much are you looking for?
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Not sure yet, trying to find a used (think ugly as sin rattle canned shuttle case for $10 used) itx case for my budget mod but if I can't I am thinking of sandwiching it between acrylic. Board dimensions are 6.75 inch x 6.75 inch
well those black panels I got you can get from any RV dealership. They're actually door insert panels for RV refrigerators
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Looks great. One thing though.. I wouldn't push that DC-DC converter over 50V if I were you...assuming the circuit is what I think it is, those 50V caps will limit the realistically usable max voltage, and overvolting caps is generally a bad thing.
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it says it will support up to 65v, but I'm not planning on going any higher than 30 with it, and I doubt I'll even need that much, but it's nice to have the ability to get anything in between 1.3 and 30, should the need arise
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Well, assuming it's a fairly standard DC-DC buck converter, the caps should be stabilizing the input and output voltages, so if you try and take the output voltage higher than the voltage rating of the caps, you'll be over-volting the caps...which could get messy. I don't doubt that they said it'll go to 65V, and it might very well work at 65V for a while, but I wouldn't run it at more than 50V for any amount of time without replacing those caps with higher voltage ones. ...though, since you're not planning on going over 30V anyway, I guess it doesn't really matter all that much.
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Congrats Will.
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Congratulations, Will (if I may call you that), on the front page & Hack-A-Day features! Always great to see an awesome mod get recognized. +rep
Thanks guys! And yes, Will is ok
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