HOW TO: 12-Volt, 5A. DC Power Supply For R/C Battery Charger

Danny Mavromatis from Mavromatic.com shows how you can build a 12-volt, 5A. power supply for your R/C Model battery charging needs.

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• R/C
• RC
• model
• models
• airplane
• 12
• volt
• amp
• battery
• charging
• power
• supply

[directcurrent10]

what course should i take in college to make or do that kind of works ...coz that's my hobbies.!

''electronics engineer or electrical engineer???  am i rigth???

[StarHoppen]

Nice presentation - but, you can just BUY a 12V 5A power supply with multiple tips to fit most any standard input charger socket. Got mine, normally used for powering laptops, for ~$11 to power my Turnigy Accucell-6 -- works like a charm, doesn't even get warm. Get on Amazon - they have literally hundreds of PS's available, narrow down to your needs, do some comparative pricing....voila.

[Gamezalot]

Under $25... assuming you have all the other equipment. I do not, so this project will cost me significantly more than $25.

[voltmail]

i like this video...thanks

[andypanda758]

how do you make a multi contact power supply.

[garagecrap]

better off using old PC supply, you can get 15A+

[RCWinnipeg]

Yes but its for a DC battery charger for RC batteries. Some RC battery chargers do not come with AC power supplies so instead of paying $50+ for one you can convert a power supply as seen above for about $20

[pyropakman]

Wait, wouldn't this just be an AC power supply?

[lenny7494]

Wow my friend, what a thing to say...

[JohnBohnam223]

2.2 amps