The LM317 version of the DC converter would be my choice. You'd need a 15-24 volt AC power transformer for it's input. The Lab supply would be a bit of overkill, but if you're building circuits, it would be an essential part of your workbench. You could get by with a 12 volt 2 or 3 amp regulated supply otherwise.
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On Wednesday, October 18, 2017 6:34 AM, Dave <k4em@...> wrote:
for powering the bitX40? final to 24v? Just add the appropriate power transformer, fuse, etc, seems reasonable.?
Would a LAB adjustable power supply be a good choice for powering the bitX40? This one is linear not switching.
