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| Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists. |
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#1
 2008-11-27, 00:12 |
lan_rogers_book 
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 home made "power pack"
In my crappy high school science lab they have these black boxes that you can rig wires up to and can create a circuit from, they call them "power packs".
As far as I care they're glorified car battery chargers but I need one all the same, preferably made using AC current, any ideas?
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2008-11-27, 05:59 |
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Re: home made "power pack"
Do you want to Do It Yourself?
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#3
2008-11-27, 08:59 |
lan_rogers_book
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Re: home made "power pack"
Laboratory equipment = Laboratory Tips
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#4
2008-11-27, 09:10 |
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Re: home made "power pack"
1 volt? 3v 6v 12v 24v ???????? a mix? A\C or D\C output ? or both how much $ ya wanna spend etc. etc.
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#5
2008-11-27, 12:13 |
FullMetalJacket
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Re: home made "power pack"
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Originally Posted by lan_rogers_book
Laboratory equipment = Laboratory Tips
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Home-made variac box? DIY. |
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