/diy/ - Do It Yourself

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Just ordered one of those power supplies you'd get with cheap 3D printers for 25 bucks incl. shipping. It's 36V and rated for 100W, so close to 3A.
Those power supplies have a small pot next to the screw terminals with which you can adjust the voltage, from what I've read they go roughly 10% above and below, so it should do the trick.
The 150W version was only 2 bucks extra but I'm a bit restricted in terms of real estate inside the chassis, since I want to install it in place of the original one and not have an external power brick dangling around.