Hello,
Apologies if this is posted in the wrong forum.
I opened up an old unused PC PSU and connected the 12V output (measures 12.19V) to a boost converter. 12V specs on PSU is 15A max. I set the output voltage (before adding a load) to 14.4V and and max out current on the boost converter to 10A. I screwed the boost converter on the inside cover of the PSU with the aim of using the PSU fan to cool it. I use it to charge my homemade 4-cell 50AH battery.
Any issues with what I've done?
Link below to boost converter:
Apologies if this is posted in the wrong forum.
I opened up an old unused PC PSU and connected the 12V output (measures 12.19V) to a boost converter. 12V specs on PSU is 15A max. I set the output voltage (before adding a load) to 14.4V and and max out current on the boost converter to 10A. I screwed the boost converter on the inside cover of the PSU with the aim of using the PSU fan to cool it. I use it to charge my homemade 4-cell 50AH battery.
Any issues with what I've done?
Link below to boost converter:
LANTRO JS - 400W DC‑DC 8.5V to 50V Step‑up Boost Converter Module,Constant Current Power Supply Module LED Driver for High Power LED : Amazon.ca: Electronics
LANTRO JS - 400W DC‑DC 8.5V to 50V Step‑up Boost Converter Module,Constant Current Power Supply Module LED Driver for High Power LED : Amazon.ca: Electronics
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