Nice. 90V even.
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Not us, some former neighbors across town.
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That may be the same company, but, dicking around with optical disc drives
18 years ago and now specialising in LED lighting systems it is only the same in name.
Now I'm curious: What were these boards? the Link to the pictures didn't worked for me, so now I'm curious even more.
-- Sincerely Ruediger
As somebody mentioned in his response, this board looked like to be part of a disk controller. To me, it is the power supply part of the disk controller, that is used to drive the motors. Look at those big capacitors. The MOSFET somebody mentioned, would be used as oscillator, then the high-freq (vs 60Hz) AC after transformer would be made DC again.
vax, 9000
Post them on EBay.
;-)
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Then you gotta pay a fee if they don't sell. I should just toss them all.
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If you list them at a high price to start with, it's about $5 US to try.
BUT, if you list them at a penny and don't ask for any frills, it's a few thin dimes.
Plus a percentage (up to 5.25%) of the selling price if they sell.
Compares favorably with doing a garage sale in terms of time and yield if the stuff can be packed/shipped easily.
Best regards, Spehro Pefhany
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