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    Quick question for all:

    How many Power Supply Units are you using to power - Pedestal, TQ,FMC, MIP, MCP and OVHD?
    This is to cover LED's, switch inputs, 7segs and interface cards...

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    Currently I'm using one 5VDC @ 40A for all lightplates on the MIP, overhead and control stand.

    One 12VDC @ 5A for some overhead indicators.

    One 24VDC @ 5A for Korry indicators, some Gables equipment, and glareshield incandescent lighting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mpl330 View Post
    Quick question for all:

    How many Power Supply Units are you using to power - Pedestal, TQ,FMC, MIP, MCP and OVHD?
    This is to cover LED's, switch inputs, 7segs and interface cards...

    Curious
    Mike
    One computer power supply will work for 95% of the cockpits out there. Just put a switch between the green wire and any black wire (24pin connector)on an ATX psu to power it up.

    Since i am using real parts, i have a little more in my system, 28Vdc, 5Vdc, 28Vac, 5Vac, 115Vac. My power company likes me.

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    Currently got a 400w PSU and was hoping I could get away with just that but noticed that some folks were using more than 1...
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    Mike