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    Any more comments like that LingLing or the one earlier calling someone a prick and your posting rights will be removed. Thank you.
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    I might have missed something along the way but could someone explain where the 15v in is coming from?
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    Quote Originally Posted by leo View Post
    Can we keep this as a productive discussion without resorting to insults please
    Fair do's Leo.

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    Apart from generating a huge amount of hot air on his side of the pond and a lot of steam on this side, please advise how 'productive' lingling ding-a-ling has been
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stratmangler View Post
    Pot - Kettle - Black ??????

    I can see that you are someone whose grasp of English is such that it reinforces the old saying about Britain and the USA are two nations divided by a common language.

    And your manners leave a huge amount to be desired.

    Look at yourself before you post any "helpful" observations about other people.

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    I'm not sure why you would put "helpful" in quotation marks, as I never said or even implied that I'm helpful.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveC View Post
    Apart from generating a huge amount of hot air on his side of the pond and a lot of steam on this side, please advise how 'productive' lingling ding-a-ling has been
    Cheers,
    It was actually supposed to be a quote to Mr Linglings post
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    I'm not sure why you would put "helpful" in quotation marks, as I never said or even implied that I'm helpful.
    "lingling", allow me to 'help' you then... If you don't start to behave you're banned for a week.

    Is that helpful enough?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lingling1337 View Post
    I'm not sure why you would put "helpful" in quotation marks, as I never said or even implied that I'm helpful.
    Its obvious now your just here to thread crap, I can guarantee you'll be booted off here if you continue
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    Quote Originally Posted by trailer View Post
    I might have missed something along the way but could someone explain where the 15v in is coming from?
    Murata don't seem to offer their switching regs with 10v output, the nearest they do is 12v so to use that you'd have to increase the external supply voltage to 15v for it to work properly
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    Quote Originally Posted by leo View Post
    Murata don't seem to offer their switching regs with 10v output, the nearest they do is 12v so to use that you'd have to increase the external supply voltage to 15v for it to work properly
    Cheers Leo,

    So it's only if you go down the Murata road then.

    Isn't the new PSU 15v?
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    Would something like this work?

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