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The 170V DC High Voltage Power Supply Module is a compact and efficient boost converter designed for applications like Nixie tubes and vacuum tube clocks. With an adjustable output voltage range of 90V to 250V and a low heat design, this module is perfect for powering multiple tubes without the hassle of additional cooling solutions.
Item Dimensions | 1.96 x 1.18 x 0.74 inches |
Output Voltage | 250 Volts (DC) |
Plug Type | Type A |
Input Voltage | 12 Volts (DC) |
Color | Blue |
W**L
Device works greeat. I avoided the time and cost of developing it myself.
Would buy it again in the future.
N**O
Don’t short it! But nice and compact.
Good unit. Using for NIXIE project. Tested. Bought two. Both work fine. Remember, the voltage at the output is high. Even though the current is low you can still get a bite! Use caution especially if you have a pacemaker! Things get really exciting then! LOL
C**S
Works great.
I used this to power a single 12AX7 in a bass preamp. Works like a charm!!
I**X
Low power
I believe this was made for Nixie clocks. Check your power requirements. Forget about powering 12Ax7s.
S**S
Pure junk.
I don't know if the circuit on the other flavors of this board is better, but the "black" board version is garbage.I'm 0-2 on these things. I've built linear power supplies in the past. There is nothing special about them. But they're big, heavy, and inefficient, so I tried to take a short cut. It turned out to be a waste of time.The first one, 12V input, 11V output. Adjustment did nothing.Exchanged for a 2nd.Exact same thing - 12V in, 11V out, no adjustment.And oh, to the person who designed this board, would it have killed you to add a 2nd mounting hole?
D**H
Works great. Needs a heatsink.
Works great. Produces the advertised voltages and is very stable. Only issue is if you plan to enclose this at all or maybe run it for extended periods of time, get a heatsink for the IRF740. It will get very hot!! Other than that, highly recommended!!
F**Z
So far so good!
Adjusted it to 170v. Hooked it to a nixie and it worked great! I think a heat sink will be needed as the To package gets a bit warm.
B**A
Faulty module.
Worked ok for a few hrs and then the output dipped to 70 volts max.
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