From: Patrick Jankowiak (recycler@swbell.net)
Date: Mon Mar 07 2005 - 20:58:53 PST
I picked up a couple of ones made for use with military computer
gear from Steve Haney. 24VDC in, 120VAC out. Can be used
standalone for field power, as an inveter, or as a UPS, depending
how you wire/use them. 800 watts, baby!
There was no data and Elgar was no help, but I did create a
manual showing exactly how to hook it up and use it how you wish.
The units were sold as-is ('for parts'), but 2 out of 3 worked
and I'm happy.
Anyway look at this for a real nice piece of gear:
http://vmsone.com/~opcom/elgar800.htm
PJ
Jim wrote:
> Gangue,
> Just stumbled upon a series of power converters that will take in 24vdc as in a mil vehicle, and generate 120VAC, so you can run your megawatt ghetto-blaster in the rig. No? Well, here is the link to one of them that only runs $59.
> http://www.voltageconverters.com/itemdesc.asp?CartId={CE6BAEDA-58BB-40AEVEREST6-85BD-DF2C5F5744E1}&ic=PBI-400-24
>
> I am not linked to this company, nor do I even know if they are reputable. People have indicated a desire for this type gizmo, so here it is. Jim
>
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