Re: 12V DC power supply voltage too high

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In Reply to: 12V DC power supply voltage too high posted by mc1b on September 3, 2006 at 09:40:21:

Several things may be going on. First, you must have a step down transformer, that is the source of the voltage. If you have no real load on it, it may look like it is giving a higher o/p then it really will under a real load. If you had something that took a little current and ran at 15 volts you could hook it up to see if the voltage drops.
Best Regards,
Lou

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Topic - 12V DC power supply voltage too high - mc1b 09:40:21 09/03/06 (8)

Re: 12V DC power supply voltage too high - mc1b 04:47:17 09/05/06 (5)

Re: 12V DC power supply voltage too high - Lou S 23:10:40 09/05/06 (4)

The load is a "T" amp! - clifff 01:54:48 09/06/06 (3)

Re: The load is a "T" amp! - Lou S 08:13:14 09/06/06 (2)

Re: The load is a "T" amp! - Lou S 08:35:52 09/06/06 (1)

Re: The load is a "T" amp! - unclejed613 16:47:06 10/26/06 (0)

Re: 12V DC power supply voltage too high - Lou S 18:42:32 09/04/06 (0)

Where does the 12V (13.8V) come from? - clifff 01:38:51 09/04/06 (0)

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Re: 12V DC power supply voltage too high - Lou S 18:42:32 09/04/06 (0)

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