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Re: 110V AC to 12V DC suggestion

We have a desktop training system mounted on a 2' x 4' piece of plywood.

It has the cRio, the full electrical distribution system, pneumatics, window motors connected to the Jaguars' etc.

It is powered by an Astron RS-12A power supply. It works find but I'd suggest something like an RS-35 or so.

As Al pointed out, do NOT screw around with electricity if you are not sure what you are doing.

The Astron supply is a rugged supply, UL approved and provides a reliable supply for what you are doing.

Go here and select 'DC Power' on the product type pulldown selector on the left menu bar.
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