Here is the simple version
http://www.driveev.com/jeepev/convpgs/psteer.php
here is the complex version:
http://www.evalbum.com/tech/mr2_powersteering.html
I think it better to start with the simple version and see how much power it draws.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
making the DC side floating
from:
http://www.aeva.asn.au/forums/forum_posts.asp?TID=339&KW=jaycar+charger&PID=2785#2785
You can get these chargers cheaper from Soanarplus
https://www.soanarplus.com
Same part number.
Do not disconnect the mains earth.
DO disconnect the output negative from the earth. From memory, on the sister unit (24 volt 6 amp) it's a single green/yellow wire from the pcb to the chassis.
I've got a number of these now. A 12 volt 6 amp unit for general charging. Several years old now and has a noisy fan. A 12 volt 12 amp unit fitted to a push along fork lift at work. And 2 x 24 volt 6 amps for charging my EVT at work.
Edit: The case is grounded because it's a metal case. It's a safety issue.
Amanda
http://www.aeva.asn.au/forums/forum_posts.asp?TID=339&KW=jaycar+charger&PID=2785#2785
You can get these chargers cheaper from Soanarplus
https://www.soanarplus.com
Same part number.
Do not disconnect the mains earth.
DO disconnect the output negative from the earth. From memory, on the sister unit (24 volt 6 amp) it's a single green/yellow wire from the pcb to the chassis.
I've got a number of these now. A 12 volt 6 amp unit for general charging. Several years old now and has a noisy fan. A 12 volt 12 amp unit fitted to a push along fork lift at work. And 2 x 24 volt 6 amps for charging my EVT at work.
Edit: The case is grounded because it's a metal case. It's a safety issue.
Amanda
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