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power supply

Discussion in 'Motor actuators and drivers' started by ludo22420, Oct 21, 2017.

  1. ludo22420

    ludo22420 Member

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    hello I recovered this kind of power supply

    https://www.ebay.com/p/HP-Dps-460eb-a-Switching-Power-Supply-460w-12v/1000657051

    is it enough for my future 2 dof with wiper motor. Neutral Neutral thank you
  2. Zed

    Zed VR Simming w/Reverb Gold Contributor

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    That’s almost 40 amps. If you got one that will let you pull almost 20 amps per motor which will probably be slightly weak but not too bad and require tuning the rig response to be more gentle. That may be good for most flying though. I’d say for more responsive driving you might want two and use one for each motor.

    This also depends on the motors you get and the geometry of your sim, if it’s a seat shaker (needs less power), or a full frame (needs more power).

    Maybe others with more direct experience with setups similar will chime in. The above is kind of general and by extension.
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  4. ludo22420

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    OK, thanks.
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    Hallo everybody, I'm new here and I'sm starting to build my first sim. I want made a 2 DOF+yaw +surge (maybe to muche for the first one ?? :confused:), anyway , I would like to use 24 volt motor. If I use 2 car battery in serie, can I give with them the power supply for all 4 motors and then use a battery charger for the batteries durin the paly.
    Sorry for the question but I'm completly new in the sim world. Sorry also for my english :grin

    Thanks a lot and...

    ... Enjoy your race !