How to convert a 62 amp power supply for rc use. Dell Poweredge 2950

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Sir my power supply green light blinking what should i do please help
Comment from : Abdul Qudoos

How can we convert 12v to 14v for battery charger? Please reply or make a video on that on this model
Comment from : Md Mujju

Nice work Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Lou Cinci

Do you have any moidification for DS1200 (ARTESYN/ASTEC/EMERSON) to increase the voltage to 138v ?
Comment from : Paul Delmelle

About to make one of these, i presume the 3x12v main output pins are actually say 20A each and to get full 60a i should connect all 3 mains together and all 3 grounds together?
Comment from : Lewis Irvine

i did the same thing with your power supply, the question is can I use it to charge 12v 100ah deep cycle battery?
Comment from : Richard Rhule

Паять поучился бы
Comment from : Ден Kolpakov

does it works the same for the Astec ds 1200?
Comment from : caro carrillo

its the ever best video nice art of work love bro
Comment from : Ahmad Nadeem

I have a couple dell N870P's wired in series for 24V/72A PSU, there's a guy that does it and did it pretty quick However, the fans in the things sound like two demented hair dryers when there is no load So when I'm discharging packs, the fans run WOT the entire time and it's annoying as all get out When there's a 15A or so load, the fans drop to almost inaudible levels Is there a way to throttle the fans when there's no load? My chargers are in my office, so sitting here in the same room with them after a bash session is quite annoying Even if I could wire in a potentiometer or a switch to disable the fans when there's no load something to kill them when there isn't a load
Comment from : Bryan L olds97_lss

I have a problem with my Dell PSU 7000880 brIt starts well but after a short time it stops and the yellow light comes on What does the yellow led mean? There's a solution?
Comment from : ProjectArte

Clumsy soldering !
Comment from : Poul - Erik Jensen

Hi thanks for the video I have a delta dps-600sb psubrDoes any one have the pinouts for it thanks
Comment from : relaxing-motivation

How can I increase the voltage to 138-14 V?brThanks!
Comment from : yo3gk

Many ways to skin a cat Thanks for the video, I have one of these coming soon Will be a fun little project
Comment from : Jeremy

Hello i have a power supply model 70000880-000 what would be the pinout to turn on the Power supply? I can not find anything on it
Comment from : DIY IN THE GHETTO

Yeah so far no luck they only showing 18v,ssmh
Comment from : bigdog 911keystoneradio

Did it exactly ,only getting 18v,ughhhh
Comment from : bigdog 911keystoneradio

How are the ones done with the flat board on back Dell r510,may have screwed one up,Ugh!!!!!brHelp
Comment from : bigdog 911keystoneradio

my Problem is solved
Comment from : Ghulam Hussain

Ola amigo preciso que está fonte forneca 138v para radio amador, se puder me ajudar! obrigado!
Comment from : Lindomar Rigon

How to get 135 volt
Comment from : Greg Greag

Btw you dont have to dismount it all, just wire it together from the outer side
Comment from : Pirate

WARNING: there are high power capacitors and you can be easily killed by energy in them!!! Be sure to discharge em before you do anything next !!!
Comment from : Pirate

hi can u convert any server power suply i have one DELTA ELECTRONICS MODEL DPS-650AB A REV 650w 2 pices conect togather to get 1300w i try to turn on but it only blinks for moment
Comment from : Matej Fortuna

A useful addition to anyone's RC/electronics workbench but care must be taken as these supplies can be dangerous I did the same to two HP 1200 Watt (100 Amp) power supplies about two years ago and they now provide DC source current for my iCharger 4010 DUO charger which I use to charge everything from from low-power NiMH receiver packs to my 36V 6A LiPo electric bicycle battery pack The bike pack requires that the charger work off of 24 volts, though, so for that I use two HP supplies in series I know this was not covered in your video, but just in case anyone is interested in going this route there is a very important additional step they must perform They must isolate the two supplies' DC grounds from their AC grounds Both are usually tied together at the case at one or more of the circuit boards' mounting screws Use nylon screws and washers at these locations and when done make sure there's an open circuit between the case and the DC outputs and you'll be fine You'll get massive sparks and destroy your supplies if you ignore this step!
Comment from : Sincerely Yours

Thanks for the video Will the fan accelerate if the temperature increases with your fan reduce speed mod?
Comment from : RC FlyBoy

Hi Great video brWhat is the name of the plug type at the unit end of the mains lead?brThanks
Comment from : Richard Parker1976

Hello what size Heat Shrink Tubing ?
Comment from : Yak Man

boa noite, poderia me ajudar, eu tenho 2 fontes ( Dell nps 730ab ) o esquema para termos os 12 volts e o mesmo deste modelo da modificaçao que voce fez, voce teria o esquema da nps-730ab para que possa me enviar desde ja agradeço, um abraço
Comment from : Marcos Antonio

Hello! Help run server power EMERSON 7001509 1450w
Comment from : Volodymyr Hrytsak

CONNECT D2 TO A6 AND YOU WILL HAVE 1255 VOLTS ALSO MAKE A FAN GUARD UNLESS YOU SOLDER ALL THOSE PLUS AND NEGATIVE TABS TOGETHER YOU WILL NEVER GET YOUR FULL 62 AMPS
Comment from : J D

I watch your videos to gain some technical knowledge and problem solving abilities It would be very helpful if you talked more about WHY you do what you do, so that people can learn what you're looking for/ trying to accomplish thanks for the great videos!
Comment from : Joseph Bush