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Hard to find anything i can use.

Started by CrazyEwok, December 10, 2008, 06:54:10 PM

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December 10, 2008, 06:54:10 PM
Ok before i start i live in the regional country town of Perth in Australia... I am having trouble finding the equipment i need and i thought that people may be able to help me out in locating some equipment. First off i need to find an adjustable voltage transformer and potentiometer (spelt wrong but you get that) pretty much i would like a nice little package that i can plug in (to the wall or to a car battery) and then adjust the voltage and current outputs with 2 separate knobs. the closest i have found is the local lecys has one that is close. 0-30v and 0-2.5a which is up there as a plus with the price of just under $150 AUS (at the current exchange thats about $10 US :P)

Also if anyone has any links to sites that have information on dealing with electrical circuits of fluctuating voltage and current that would be a great help.

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