You can send me money directly using Paypal

How do I do this?

James, I have no idea how to send you money with Paypal.

With a Paypal account, sign in, then click on the 'Send Money' tab. Fill that out (FeathermerchantRC@sbcglobal.net) and the amount and select goods and services then click continue. You will be able to type a message to me, then click send.

Or I can send you a money request.

Paypal is all new to me, I just got it a while back, not very well versed using it.
For 2 single power cords=$6
For the power supply=$113
Add $10 dollars for the quiet version=$10
Grand total=$129.00

Or I can send you a money request.

What ever is easier for me
Edit=I went into Paypal and it looks easy enough, even I should be able to
handle it))))

I wonder if algem has the project to link the source server ARTESYM MODEL7001138 Y002 12V 69A

Glad I found this thread..
Just ordered a dual set..
Thanks!

Got it boxed up. Will ship tomorrow AM. Then about 5pm, I'll be driving thru Austin.

Do these power supplies have to be plugged into a AC outlet or a generator in order to charge batteries in the field ?

Originally Posted by 1Vyper

Do these power supplies have to be plugged into a AC outlet or a generator in order to charge batteries in the field ?

Yes

Thanks, so it's a power converter ... Not a power supply

Originally Posted by 1Vyper

Thanks, so it's a power converter ... Not a power supply

Well...It's a power supply...not a battery.

Some people were asking about a power switch for the plug.. James would 10 AMP be enough?

How about this?

http://www.amazon.com/Inlet-Module-S...ac+female+plug

Does anyone know where to buy a EU Split power cord, Atleast 14 awg or preferably 12awg?
Ive been looking everywhere but can only find US power cords.

You mean like this? It doesn't have 14 AWG wire though.

http://www.c2g.com/uk/product/80629

Length: 3.00 Meter
• Wire Gauge and Type: 17AWG x 3C
• Amp Rating: 10A
• Voltage Rating: 250V
• Outer Diameter: 7.0mm

• Split at 2m from plug

Here's another with 1.5 mm sq wire = 15AWG

http://www.quail.com/P-8775.197/Powe...20c13-x-2.aspx

12AWG is pretty heavy for a 240V appliance cord, 10 AWG I think would be unobtainable??

Only source might be a piece of equipment with a custom built supply cord or a 110V/European plug country maybe? I can't think of any, but there may be.

Simplest solution might be to replace the mains plug on a US split cord if you want heavy duty wire.

I use a power strip (What we call them here). We also have what is called a squid.
The power strip is handy at the field for connecting your other appliances.
Like your Tx charger, phone charger, etc. My power strip has a switch.

Yes a 10A switch should be fine for one power supply. A 15A for two.