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Originally Posted by JERRY2KONE
...In fact why not take it one step further and create one complete unit that does everything the PowerLab8 does with a built in PSU with the specs we would all like to see? Then charge a reasonable price for it. Chargers and PSU's combined for that range come in at around $600 to $800 now, so put one together in one neat package for $500-$600 and call it a day. We all know they would sell like waffles at a Belgian concert.
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That's kinda what I'm saying; put the proper PS inside the charger that will accept 12v DC (for field use with no mains power available) and 120/240v AC (for bench use) and be done with it.
Snellemin: I personally don't like to see flames of any kind on my electronic components; flames=something is wrong.
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