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Thank you, you are right, ill go double the amp spec on the psupply. Just confirming, if I use a 12V input power on a ptr or okr build, I do not need to change the value of any components at all right? I'm basically usinf the power supply instead of a battery? I'm doing a ptr build on one of breaktru's thread here with the diagram.I really appreciate your input.
No you should be fine, the few I have built turned out just just fine with a 12v instead of 2 batts.
So your resistor is 200ohm qnd pot is 220 oh nd input voltage is 12v?
Pot is 200 ohm and fixed resistor is 220 ohms.If you use the values that you mentioned the low scale of the output voltage will be the same with what I just mentioned but... your high end output voltage will be a bit higher than the 6v max specification of the converter.The input voltage range is 4.5-14 Vdc, so YES 12Vdc is fine.
If I have a one user mod that has input max (power brick 12V 10A 120W) and output max (Raptor 6v 20A 120W) - the power brick should be able to handle the load at full output without issues to the power brick or the Raptor, correct? Both have the same max power capability. Or is my thinking wrong?And on the same lines for the OKR-T10 - if I have a one user mod that has input max (power brick 12V 5A 60W) and output max (OKR-T10 6v 10A 50W) - the power brick should be able to handle the load at full output without issues to the power brick or the OKR-T10, correct?
i ran into some issues. ive been using this exact diagram in my box mods .alittle over 50 boxes and everything works fine.i decided to use this exact diagram on my desktop vape station and used rca jack to replace the battery sleds as im using a very small box as the hand held and good beefy wires and male rca jacks down to the bigger box that hold 2 12v 5000mah 65c lipos.the handheld fired a few times and just stopped working.is it possible that using the rca jack mounted on the metal case shorted something out?