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OT: Switching Power Supplies Sufficient for Multiple 12v Out?
Hi,
I'm look for an alternate solution to running a series of small compact flash video players in sequence.
As it is right now, if I want to operate say, 6 players, I'll need 6 individual 12v power supplies.
To consolodate the power supplies, I've tried running the 12v to a distribution block and split it out to several players at once, but as you might guess I ended up with a voltage drop that would not power the players.
So my question is... I know that the power supplies in my arcade games power several 12v items at once... lights, board, maybe something else... And i'm wondering if I were to slap one of those things on there, if I could cancel out the need for multiple power supplies?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Hi,
I'm look for an alternate solution to running a series of small compact flash video players in sequence.
As it is right now, if I want to operate say, 6 players, I'll need 6 individual 12v power supplies.
To consolodate the power supplies, I've tried running the 12v to a distribution block and split it out to several players at once, but as you might guess I ended up with a voltage drop that would not power the players.
So my question is... I know that the power supplies in my arcade games power several 12v items at once... lights, board, maybe something else... And i'm wondering if I were to slap one of those things on there, if I could cancel out the need for multiple power supplies?
Thanks in advance for any help!
