MEGAWATT 60-AMP INTRODUCTION

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...

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.

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!!!

sweet!

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

it IS when Mexi uses it

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 ?

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"

.and this is what?