Power Supply for routed track

Race Control 16 years ago

any suggestion where I can pick up one locally ? or is it best buying from amazon etc: ? (I dont do ebay as all of em needs pay pal, and I've let my account expire for several reasons)

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Race Control OP 16 years ago

as requested

http://austinslotcarclub.comforum>

porsche917 16 years ago

Clyde,

Good luck with connecting the power to your track. Running your first laps on a new track are so rewarding.

It would be great if you could post some pics of your new track.

Being from St Paul MN I fully understand what you are talking about!

Come out and run your cars with us some weekend.

Marty

Race Control OP 16 years ago

Sorry its been a while

life *Shrug* but... I've painted, coppered my track (now soldering the breaks)

I've found a cheap power supply, a Pyramid PS52KX - I got it for cheap. I mean cheap. (and locally)

so I m gonna hope this will work for me, I m hoping next weekend I will be wiring up the track, as I have my kids' basketball games this week/weekend from that darn snow day, back in Minnesota - we laughed at this :) and Im sadly part of it.

*grin* Thanks for the tips etc:

Bellator Admin 16 years ago

I just bought a Vellman 0-15 vdc 3 amp power supply from Frys for bench testing. ($79) I didn't see an Pyramid PS26KX power supplies when I was there, however there were others. (Might save you the trip.)

Race Control OP 16 years ago

Here is the power supply Marty is referring to:

https://www.millionbuy.com/pyrps26k.html

porsche917 16 years ago

Clyde,

You can google it and come up with numerous results for the most popular Pyramid PS26KX 22 amp power supply. Locally you could try Fry's or Altex. I have not paid more than $100 for the three I have purchased. It is a great unit. Good luck.

Marty