Re: [DML] Re: question for the experts about testing automotive electric
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Re: [DML] Re: question for the experts about testing automotive electric devices



I think I'm better off using the power supply. Since I already own it 
and it's sitting there not doing anything, it counts as costing nothing. :)

I used it tonight to test the Speedhut EL panels. Works great!

Cheers,
Farrar Hudkins
#2613 (auto)



bitsyncmater wrote:
> 
> 
> Should work if the power supply has enought current output. Some of
> the outputs may need to be loaded or it may do a shutdown of the supply.


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