Not meaning to steal Trev's thunder, since he discovered them, and I don't have one.
I might buy one when I get back to Oz in a couple of weeks. I'd like to measure the PWM frequency, and see what the 'soft start' feature does. Also whether it needs a filtered dc input or will it work on plain rectified.
I notice the picture of the unit has 12-24V printed on it, but the specs say 9-24V.
Everyone should note (as Trev said in his first post)
that you still need a separate reversing switch which is NOT remote controlled.
The size of the unit (110 x 56 x 34 mm) means it will be more useful as a RC track power supply.
ge_rik said:
I'm assuming this little unit could be connected to a simple voltage control circuit of some sort to up the amperage??
Using your knowledge of electronics and experience of key fob control, is that what you're considering?
Rik
Rik,
This IS the voltage control unit. You put your 12 to 24 supply in (maybe from your existing track power unit?) and control the output voltage to the track. The rated capability of the unit is 8 amps which should run a few locos at once! (note the output current capability will be limited by the rating of your supply unit or battery.)
Here's some circuit ideas.....
I certainly WON'T be going away from 2.4 GHz, but some of you might like this really cheap unit.
This unit IS the voltage control unit.