Power Supply
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From: BOB URZ on 13 Oct 2005 13:20 seal20 wrote: > Hi, > I need a power supply for my Spirit Folio 10-2. > Would you know where to find such a device at a reasonnable price, > or how to find/make one PSU that could work for my mixer ? > > Second point, if anybody have got the manual, I would be interested. > > Thank you > -- > Seal20 > http://www.newchumpchange.com Most of the power supplies of that series have a rather unique plug and socket on the Power supply and mixer. Best advice, find a original new or used. Other wise, your going to have to use a generic supply of proper voltage and current as well as cobble up the disconnect plugs on the console You might find your new acquisition (my assumption) was not the bargain your thought it was. Or shoot the guy that lost it if you already own it. Bob ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =----
From: George Gleason on 13 Oct 2005 15:19 seal20 <swiller2k4(a)free.fr_evidement> wrote in news:434e944f$0$31848 $626a14ce(a)news.free.fr: > Robert McTigue wrote: > >> How did you come by the mixer with no power supply? > > I just need a little console for drumming on stage, > I've bought this console on Ebay, no pb, the guy that sold me said it was > missing a cable ... > I am sure any pro house can order you what you need try www.boyntonproaudio.com george
From: TimPerry on 13 Oct 2005 16:35 "seal20" <swiller2k4(a)free.fr_evidement> wrote in message news:434e9271$0$22544$626a14ce(a)news.free.fr... > Tim Scott wrote: > > > Do Soundcraft/Spirit not have a spares/replacements service/shop type > > thing, and are the manuals not downloadable from the website? > > I have already cheked the website, there is no manual for the Spirit folio > 10-2 and concerning the part number the price of the new PSU is more > expensive that the console. :o/ > > so I try to find another way ... > > -- > Seal20 > http://www.newchumpchange.com the F1 uses an 18.3 - 0 - 18.3 VAC at 600 mA if thats any help
From: Pooh Bear on 13 Oct 2005 18:37 seal20 wrote: > Hi, > I need a power supply for my Spirit Folio 10-2. > Would you know where to find such a device at a reasonnable price, > or how to find/make one PSU that could work for my mixer ? > > Second point, if anybody have got the manual, I would be interested. The 'power supply' for the Spirit Folio series is simply a transfomer with a centre tapped secondary. Unfortunately, third party 'OEM' generic A.C. 'wall warts' only offer a single ( untapped ) secondary typically. You could make your own 'psu' of course. You'll need to change that proprietary 3 pole connector on the back panel of course. I think it's around 18-0-18 V A.C. btw. I forget the watts. I expect around a 15VA transformer is up to the job. Graham
From: Pooh Bear on 13 Oct 2005 19:00
Pooh Bear wrote: > seal20 wrote: > > > Hi, > > I need a power supply for my Spirit Folio 10-2. > > Would you know where to find such a device at a reasonnable price, > > or how to find/make one PSU that could work for my mixer ? > > > > Second point, if anybody have got the manual, I would be interested. > > The 'power supply' for the Spirit Folio series is simply a transfomer > with a centre tapped secondary. > > Unfortunately, third party 'OEM' generic A.C. 'wall warts' only offer a > single ( untapped ) secondary typically. You could make your own 'psu' of > course. You'll need to change that proprietary 3 pole connector on the > back panel of course. > > I think it's around 18-0-18 V A.C. btw. I forget the watts. I expect > around a 15VA transformer is up to the job. After seeing Tim Perry's post - I'd better revise that ! It needs to be a bit bigger. Most convenient typical next size up is usually 30VA. You can buy a transformer from Farnell http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/endecaSearch/partDetail.jsp?SKU=4334474&N=401 or http://fr.farnell.com/jsp/endecaSearch/partDetail.jsp?SKU=3068638&N=0 Graham |