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Build a DIY power supply (a tutorial using openBox)

It's a quick overview of a power supply device which borrows power from a tool battery or any other 12-24 volt source. You can build this cheaply and it's just one of many modules that we use in the SCUTTLE Robotics lab for testing & building electronics. It's also one of many applications for OpenBox, a design cluster I've published on GitHub. If you like this video, watch again in 1 year and you'll learn 2x more, I promise ☺ Video Value: ► techniques for light metalwork, drilling, tapping ► capturing utility from a High Value OTS part ► learn dc energy efficiency concepts ► gain advice in Robotics integration ► download free parts & build DIY [OpenBox Project Page] OpenBoxProject ► https://qr.net/openboxproject OpenLabProject ► qr.net/openlabproject I am happy to post info abut the components here if there is an interest. Let me know in the comments! -David [CHAPTERS] 0:00 produce metric threads 1:20 install a socket 2:20 printable adapter, parametric 4:00 Anderson Connectors 8:00 Spade Terminals 11:00 USB adapters; diverse use-cases 13:50 Free CAD Models 14:25 parametric cad model 15:21 attach to DIN rail 17:00 Solar panel integration 17:40 lithium iron phosphate 18:00 robotics projects 19:30 BIG BIG PICTURE - why why why