MEGAWATT 60-AMP INTRODUCTION

.and this is what?

A sixty ampere voltage adjustable charger power supply. Knowing Megawatt, this is going to be a heck of a unit. I sent a reply to John Marles, inquiring about stackability
I don't permit a Chinese engineer directing an Indian programmer to diddle my batteries.

REPLY FROM JOHN MARLES ABOUT STACKABILITY (An Edit)

"Yes it is stackable.
Thank you,
John"

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
A sixty ampere voltage adjustable charger power supply. Knowing Megawatt, this is going to be a heck of a unit. I sent a reply to John Marles, inquiring about stackability
I don't permit a Chinese engineer directing an Indian programmer to diddle my batteries.

REPLY FROM JOHN MARLES ABOUT STACKABILITY (An Edit)

"Yes it is stackable.
Thank you,
John"

"Diddle" ---- Haven't heard that one for a while :B

Is that now, a technical term related to batteries ?

it IS when Mexi uses it

Ooooooooh! A 60 amp STACKABLE MegaWatt? MEX, did he mention the voltage range?

sweet!

MW, this sounds like a better option than the VEC1093 for my bank of 4 CR235's don't you think?
BTW I want to thank everyone for their help with my various posts this past year and wish everyone a very Happy, Prosperous, and especially a Healthy NEW Year!!!

sj,

You could use two of them in parallel, for a C4 rate, provided you have adequate 120v available, and if they go to at least 15v. And you could run one thru a booster (or bucker) for EQ'ing.

16.2 volts
10.8 volts
Current limited inrush.
Same dimensions as 29 and 36 amp
Except 1-1/2" taller
50% greater air movement cooling fan
Stackable
Twice the heatsink area and twice the capacity size transistors versus 36 amp model.

Details dribbled in via several emails...

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
16.2 volts
10.8 volts
Current limited inrush.
Same dimensions as 29 and 36 amp
Except 1-1/2" taller
50% greater air movement cooling fan
Stackable
Twice the heatsink area and twice the capacity size transistors versus 36 amp model.

Details dribbled in via several emails...

OMG! I'm buying one!