Re: Dorado Uses

[Jerry B]

I have a Dorado I would like to use to power a Hiface Evo Supply (which in turn powers a Hiface Evo Two and Evo Clock)

Supply voltage: ..................................15VDC
Power consumption: ..........................2A peak (charge in progress, 1A peak out)

Any problems in me doing this?

[CageyH]

It would not power my RME DAC which needs 8W at 15V, so about 0.5A, so I can’t see you running anything at 1A from it.

[StanleyB]

I have a Dorado I would like to use to power a Hiface Evo Supply (which in turn powers a Hiface Evo Two and Evo Clock)

Supply voltage: ..................................15VDC
Power consumption: ..........................2A peak (charge in progress, 1A peak out)

Any problems in me doing this?

The Dorado has a current limiter and regulator in it that limits the load to not more than 500mA.
The only one that would work would be the Dorado III with the limiter removed.

[Jerry B]

Thanks Stan.

I'm thinking of trying the Dorado with the M2Tech Evo Two USB/SPIDF converter.
The Evo Two requires 250mA, while the Dorado delivers not more than 500mA.

That seems a better match.