#073 converting HP HSTNS PD29 to 13 8V

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Название	:	#073 converting HP HSTNS PD29 to 13 8V
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Comment from : @TheEmbeddedHobbyist

Do you know how to make HP HSTNS-PL29 work at 138V? br brI've been watching your video on the boards are different
Comment from : @VitorFerreira-tm3xz

The same method described this video also works for the power supply HSTNS-PD28 Thank`s!
Comment from : @mykolahonchar6641

Hi I trying to get same voltage from the DPS HSTNS -DP19 the circuit board looks similar do you know if is the same brthank you
Comment from : @AngelLopez-ys6bt

Yes it worked for me And everybody knows that when we increase voltage to 138 the amps decrease a little bit but overall wattage will be same I think there is no issue for components to handle it because its a very little difference between 12v and 138v Nice video
Comment from : @linkmaticelectronicspakist4693

A great video, thank you! I've just bought one of these on eBay and waiting for it to come in the post I'm hoping to use it as a current source for vehicle electrical systems when performing software updates to modules when the engine is not running With the mod in place, do you know what the lowest achievable voltage is using the pot?
Comment from : @kevwatkins

Do you know how go up OVP ?
Comment from : @kamilsq4995

How to PR 28 ?
Comment from : @MrAsek1

bench show of man
Comment from : @lesstime1678

Any info for the Hstns pl28
Comment from : @johnhoop3167

Bonjour à tous cherche modification pour démarrage alimentation HP HSTNS-PL41 800 watts je ne trouve rien peut etre que quelqu'un à une idée merci amicalement
Comment from : @jeanmi3366

Hi! Do you know how to make a HP HSTNS-PC40 PSU work at 138V? I only see one potentiometer and turning it does not make a difference in voltage Thanks
Comment from : @jurepoljsak7276

do you have any modification of DS1200 EMERSON/ASTEC/ARTESYN to increase voltage to 138v ?
Comment from : @PaulDelmelle

Hello thanks fo the video br brmy hp1500w power supply heats up quite a bit at 40 load brI wanted to know if this is normal? br brI have other hp1200w power supplies which are much cooler br brWhat is the normal temperature of the power metal cases? brThanks in advance :)
Comment from : @mehdi660

Maybe you know about over voltage protection how to remove it?
Comment from : @kaprizasds837

Thanks, it works, but I applied it to the radio, it doesn't work with hi power, it cuts off, what parts do I need to adjust? Thank you in advance
Comment from : @soponsuradach4351

What did you use to Energize the unit? I saw you switch it on and off Or I should say it looked like you switched it on and off I’ve used a 470 home resistor on mine and I can’t get it to energize Let me know if you would
Comment from : @Mustang68

Hello I have just registered to your channel Why did you went the hard way Couldn't you not use the pot to trim the 13,6VbrbrI have the same PSU but I need 14,4V to 146V to charge Lifepo4 Batterie to power a smart charger You have used a 24K resistor to get 13,6VbrTo get 144V will the resistor value go up or down Can you give some advice?brbrThanksbrBob
Comment from : @Slic-Rock

I bloody hate that you know what you're talking about Great vid mr
Comment from : @peterpurpose

Hi would would the mod be the same for the HSTNS-PL29?
Comment from : @gooldscross8702

Great vid! I have installed 27k smd resistor and range of voltage adjustment was between 134 and 138V Best regards!
Comment from : @janekkos5135

From what I have seen in the past is that when one increases the voltage on these switch mode supplies one must also derate the output amps accordinglybrI would opt to place a small daughter board close to the output leads and allow one to switch between 12x and 13x volts, some items don't tolerate 138 volts if you plan on using this as a multipurpose supply
Comment from : @Subgunman

is there any other way to solder a resistor in that is not an smd resistor One with a lead say soldering it to the 0 voltage point as others have done on the 4th pin back on the header pins that is 0 volts? I have the stuff but not the practice to solder something that small that resistor looks like a 2402 24k what size is it?
Comment from : @bruceweight7319

Should buy one of these gems for my 3d printer Is there an application you have in mind, for which 12V is not enough, but 138V satisfies?
Comment from : @GnuReligion