Common Sense RC AC Power Supply (29 Amps)
CMSAC-DC-350W
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This is a 12 Volt, 29 Amp power supply from Common Sense RC. This 350 Watt power supply features three outputs, using screw terminals for attaching to the power supply and is easily switchable for use on either 120 or 240 volt systems. The included power cord is only suitable for U.S. power.
Specifications:Amps: 29.1A
Watts: 350w
Dimensions: 2x4.5x8.5"
Weight: 2.2 lbs.
This product was added to our catalog on October 24, 2008
paul smith
Verified Owner
Monday, May 11 2009 (about 14 years ago)
Common Sense RC AC Power Supply (29 Amps)
I give this 5 stars because it powers my Hyperion Duo Charging 2x 6s batteries at once with out any issues.
I do have a few minor complaints.
The front assembly seems kind of half assed, terminals are solid but there is a dinky removable plastic cover protecting them. Also the AC input is right next to the terminals and they used some sort of white silicone stuff to hold it in place at a 180 degree turn around. Also it came with no paperwork, and I had to figure out on my own that the little red plastic screw on the right is the voltage adjustment screw. I was about 99% sure that was what the screw was for but hell ya never know.
Even with the concerns I stated I haven’t had any issues. In the future I will probably have to resilicone the input wire to keep it away from the terminals. But hey this thing was 70 bucks its hard to get the same specs in another brand for under a 100.
I do have a few minor complaints.
The front assembly seems kind of half assed, terminals are solid but there is a dinky removable plastic cover protecting them. Also the AC input is right next to the terminals and they used some sort of white silicone stuff to hold it in place at a 180 degree turn around. Also it came with no paperwork, and I had to figure out on my own that the little red plastic screw on the right is the voltage adjustment screw. I was about 99% sure that was what the screw was for but hell ya never know.
Even with the concerns I stated I haven’t had any issues. In the future I will probably have to resilicone the input wire to keep it away from the terminals. But hey this thing was 70 bucks its hard to get the same specs in another brand for under a 100.