In article <rYmdnedWE9ezqM3VnZ2dnUVZ_hqdnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
cavelamb himself <NOSPAMcavelamb@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I'm trying to find a stabalizer circuit for the house battery.
> Someone (probably Larry?) a while back mentioned a device that could
> take a wide range of input voltages and supply a reliable and smooth 12
> VDC.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Richard
It really depends on how big the Load is. I use a bunch of 3 - 18 Vdc
Input, 12 Vdc Output Switching Power Supply Blocks, to run Network
Switches and Hubs, in my MicroISP Business, supplying IP Service out
here in the Alaskan Bush. I can feed any DC Voltage up the POE (Power
over Ethernet) wire as long as the Input to the Remote Power Supplies
is within the 3-18 Vdc range of the Input. These Power Supplies can
be had in various sizes from 1 -20 Watts. The price rises as the
Power goes up. My 5 Watt ones are in the $10US price Range.
--
Bruce in alaska
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