Compact RD6006/6018 case. XT 60 12v and 70v input. Fan cooled.
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I wanted a super small case for my RD6018 power supply that had a built in step-up converter but also allowed for…
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I wanted a super small case for my RD6018 power supply that had a built in step-up converter but also allowed for direct input.
This way i can plug a battery into the power supply and use it remotely as well.
The components i used:
The RD6018 Lab power supply: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9AQeSe
(You can use the RD6006 or the 6012 aswell, they all fit fine, shop around for the best price for your country)
Step-up converter: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9IpUly
(The converter supports 15A so with a 12V input you can only pull about 180W but for me it is more than enough for mobile use from a battery. If i need more power i can just connect my 70V powersupply directly)
5V cooling fan: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_A06Th0
(The fan is cheap and connected together with the PSU fan so that when the power supply turns the fan on, the case fan also turns on)
https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_A8I6bC
I used m3 bolts and nuts to put it together tightly, I recommend a kit like this, useful for other projects in the future aswell.
Printed in black PLA with a 0.6mm nozzle and 1.8mm walls. No supports and 20% infill.
Category: 3D Printing