ATX Power Supply and PWM

[kasari]

Hello,
I have a newbie question. Thanks in advance.

Anyway....Are there any benifits to adding a PWM inline of my ATX power supply Thats feeding my Cells?
I guess what i'm tring to ask is...will adding a pwm inline of my ATX PSU minimize
my incoming amps without reducing my needed output amps?
I'm think in turne of a variable frequency drive...it kind of is the same thing isn't it?

Thanks

Kasari

[HHO BLASTER]

Don't use a computer supply with a pwm you will force the computer suppy to shut down.

Build a suppy from free parts start with a old microwave this will work for what you need you can ajust to what voltage you want, plus it's good for 100 amps way more then you need

ask and i will repost again how to do it

[kasari]

Please, Please, Please!

Thank you in advance.

[HHO BLASTER]

Please, Please, Please!

Thank you in advance.

What's your AC power 120 volts or 220 volts? Are you in the US

[kasari]

I have both 120 and 240. Yes, I'm in the states.

[HHO BLASTER]

I have both 120 and 240. Yes, I'm in the states.

Ok now find the biggest, oldest, and heaviest microwave, then pull the cover off and let me know, so we can go one step at a time.

Gary

[Mulenson]

Spell Check? Hmmmm!

[HHO BLASTER]

Spell Check? Hmmmm!

What's your point?

[HHO BLASTER]

Spell Check? Hmmmm!

Your off topic, unless you can talk about what this thread is about, stay away and play your silly games someplace else

Gary

[kasari]

way to go Blaster.

I will have to get a microwave before we get in ti this.
might take a couple of days.

Thanks