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ZK2265C Power Supply (0-65v/22A)

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The parts you can find on Amazon for about 51$. You need a ZK2265C Power Supply, a double set of pos/neg leads, and…

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The parts you can find on Amazon for about 51$. You need a ZK2265C Power Supply, a double set of pos/neg leads, and some banana plug and socket combo. The 100v voltmeter I had laying around but originally came from Amazon too for about 5 bucks. I chose not to wire the amperage on the voltmeter because the ZK2265C already has a built in one. I have priced several benchtop power supplies and the ones that have 0-65v DC capacity with 22Amp capacity are alot more expensive then 51 bucks. I printed mine at a 0.28 layer height, 20% Infill and on lightning pattern. So it would print as quick as it could. I used an old laptop power supply to power mine if you go above the voltmeters voltage capacity then you would need to add a voltage regulator circuit between the on/off switch and the voltmeter or a buck converter to power the voltmeter alone. I would choose the ladder. Because it has a 4-30v DC range but at the moment I am still awaiting mine in the mail so look for an update soon. That is the main reason for the on/off switch so that when you exceed the voltmeters limitations you can simply turn off the on/off switch to bypass the voltmeter and protect it from burning it up. I'm sure there is a million other options I could have chosen to go with but I was using what I had laying around.

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