Re: Yocto PSU
Posted: Jan 20th, '14, 21:11
Can you provide a link or something as I am UK too, cheers! Need to know what product and where, thanks...4teenth wrote:Just ordered from ESR - £13 ish quid inc VAT and postage.
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Re: Yocto PSU
Posted: Jan 20th, '14, 22:23
Re: Yocto PSU
Posted: Jan 20th, '14, 23:25
http://www.esr.co.uk/electronics/powers ... plugac.htmseven wrote:Can you provide a link or something as I am UK too, cheers! Need to know what product and where, thanks...4teenth wrote:Just ordered from ESR - £13 ish quid inc VAT and postage.
It’s the fifth one down the page and the order form link is right at the bottom
Postage is about three pounds but it is pretty heavy, ESR are pretty quick to dispatch.
Re: Yocto PSC
Posted: Jan 21st, '14, 09:28
Hey Check Mate,Check Mate wrote:Hi jmx,
I bought that one of Amazon, it is the right one:
http://www.amazon.de/dp/B001IXQ75U/ref= ... 61_TE_item
Cheers,
thank you very much for the link. I ordered one. Perhaps, the e-licktronick guys could compile all the links to PSUs for UK, France and Germany in this thread on the Yocto page?
Best,
jmx
Re: Yocto PSU
Posted: Jan 22nd, '14, 11:23
http://www.esr.co.uk/electronics/powers ... plugac.htm
Mine ordered from ESR arrived yesterday, all good - +15/+5/-15V where expected on the board.
Mine ordered from ESR arrived yesterday, all good - +15/+5/-15V where expected on the board.
Re: Yocto PSU
Posted: Jan 22nd, '14, 11:59
That’s good to hear, looking forward to getting on with the build4teenth wrote:http://www.esr.co.uk/electronics/powers ... plugac.htm
Mine ordered from ESR arrived yesterday, all good - +15/+5/-15V where expected on the board.
Re: Yocto PSU
Posted: Jan 24th, '14, 12:43
Thanks for the link, Check Mate, I ordered the one of Amazon.de.
Re: Yocto PSU
Posted: Jan 27th, '14, 00:37
I ordered this one, it should do:
http://www.luedeke-elektronic.de/produc ... 510AC.html
10 EUR for people in Germany it works out to about 15 EUR incl. shipping.
http://www.luedeke-elektronic.de/produc ... 510AC.html
10 EUR for people in Germany it works out to about 15 EUR incl. shipping.
Re: Yocto PSU
Posted: Mar 13th, '14, 22:48
I'm in the UK. I got one from ESR - seems ideal, and fast service - thanks seven.
http://www.esr.co.uk/electronics/produc ... pplies.htm
These apparently are used for train sets. Only minor issue is that the line plug is 2.5mm internal diameter whereas the PCB socket is a 2.1mm one. I've used an adaptor for now. I would be neater to change either the plug or socket. I couldnt easily get hold of a 2.5mm PCB socket with the same layout..
http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/maplin-25mm-p ... pter-l51ay
http://www.esr.co.uk/electronics/produc ... pplies.htm
These apparently are used for train sets. Only minor issue is that the line plug is 2.5mm internal diameter whereas the PCB socket is a 2.1mm one. I've used an adaptor for now. I would be neater to change either the plug or socket. I couldnt easily get hold of a 2.5mm PCB socket with the same layout..
http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/maplin-25mm-p ... pter-l51ay
Re: Yocto PSU
Posted: Sep 1st, '15, 12:36
Hi jaidee
Thanks for the ESR link - I have just acquired a kit and needed a UK power supply, but could not find a compatible and reasonably priced AC-AC supply, despite checking many sites.
Cheers
TC
Thanks for the ESR link - I have just acquired a kit and needed a UK power supply, but could not find a compatible and reasonably priced AC-AC supply, despite checking many sites.
Cheers
TC
jaidee wrote:Thanks seven
I'm not too keen on PSUs with selectable outputs but perhaps I need to overcome my prejudices!
It's not entirely clear from the photo whether this is a transformer or switchmode supply.
Having done a bit more digging, I've noticed that my local supplier, ESR, has a 1500mA/16VAC supply for GBP8.50 which may be another alternative (it is a "line lump" rather than a "wall wart") - http://www.esr.co.uk/electronics/produc ... pplies.htm