Feather I assume you are using the 3M exterior double sided tape. The grey stuff with the red backing. This is in quite a different league to the ordinary white double sided foam tape. I reckon you would have a hard job separating two supplies stuck together with the exterior stuff.

Originally Posted by feathermerchant

Well I use it because it works well for me. The few that I have had to separate have required a bit of work. If you are in a really dry or really humid environment the tape may not work as well.

I'm sure the exterior stuff would be stronger but I want to be able to take them apart without too much trouble. I still have to use a screwdriver and/or razor blade on the white interior stuff. In addition, I have a set I put together several years ago that live in the trunk of my car and they are fine. If I left them in the front yard for a few months it might be a different story.

mine came apart from handling nothing Ferthermerchent did wrong
to get it in and out of my field box i have hold it by one side so all the weight is on the tap
and yea its humid here in the summer
but a bit of duct tape fixed the issue so all is well

Clear packing tape would also work well and you could still see the FeathermerchantRC label.

Yup, I have this stuff also

Feathermerchant, I hope I'm not sounding like a pest.
Can a on/off switch be put on the power supplies?

Originally Posted by Markcuda

Feathermerchant, I hope I'm not sounding like a pest.
Can a on/off switch be put on the power supplies?

i just use a cheap power strip

Good idea, thank you very much.
Are power strips rated in amps?

Originally Posted by Markcuda

Good idea, thank you very much.
Are power strips rated in amps?

no idea
but there the only thing on the strip so at worst [email protected] 2x of the 47amp PSUs

Thank you very much.
This is what I got, it has a 10 foot cord, now, no need for a
extension cord, one less plug in to worry about.

There you go.

That does not look like a "cheap" power strip to me��
And yes, power strips do have Amp ratings!
ROG

It was 15 bucks, and it is rated at 15 amps.
Very heavy duty unit.

James, I am going to order the 2 power supplies early Friday morning.
I am paying with PayPal, I want the "quiet version" is there a place to
type my request during check out?
How much do I add for payment, or can I?
Thank you.

You can send me money directly using Paypal. Then in the comment section, remind me to send the quiet versions.
For a 24V 47A power supply made from the quiet units, and with an EC-5 the price shipped is $123. Power cords if needed are extra.