What is the recommended voltage for switch/router/distributor? 12v?12-19V for both (router was updated with our latest gen Gallium Nitrate fet rectifiers while undergoing revision for the Wi-Fi functionality), aka you’re good to go.
What is the recommended voltage for switch/router/distributor? 12v?12-19V for both (router was updated with our latest gen Gallium Nitrate fet rectifiers while undergoing revision for the Wi-Fi functionality), aka you’re good to go.
What is the recommended voltage for switch/router/distributor? 12v?
Looks like you got him from the Haas F1 Team.Apparently they're delivering half today and the other half next week, not ideal but it's something.
Meanwhile Ton has taken up the gauntlet to try and finish a few by hand:
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Are they not high-gloss polished as the switches before the chrome process? The finish looks blastered matte?Apparently they're delivering half today and the other half next week, not ideal but it's something.
Meanwhile Ton has taken up the gauntlet to try and finish a few by hand:
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Are they not high-gloss polished as the switches before the chrome process? The finish looks blastered matte?
Thanks for reply and explaining!
I know your problem, have been relying on finishing-companies (paint, chrome and anodizing) and the lead times are sometimes ridiculous, unfortunately also the quality. Actually they are potential nightmares!You're welcome, we're not too eager to get into the surface finishing part of manufacturing, but the wait times are becoming ridiculous. So we're running some experiments now, if successful I would actually consider purchasing machinery to do this ourselves as well at this point.
I have a spare SOtM sPS-500 that is selectable between 12v or 19v.Yes, but it really doesn’t matter much for the router/switch as the conversion efficiency of the is over 95%. It basically will consume about the same power if you run it at 12 or 15V. Your powersupply will have to supply less current at a higher voltage which can be a benefit, or not, but that all depends on the powersupply design.
I have a spare SOtM sPS-500 that is selectable between 12v or 19v.
Are you able to recommend which of the two voltage settings for my Taiko switch?
I would say to heck with the polished chrome. The anodized black look (like on the Extreme) is beautiful and perfect.I know your problem, have been relying on finishing-companies (paint, chrome and anodizing) and the lead times are sometimes ridiculous, unfortunately also the quality. Actually they are potential nightmares!
In order to secure quality and lead time, we ended up with an own paint department. The chrome process unfortunately involves too dangerous chemicals and restrictions. In my opinion chrome finish is to be avoided for a product.
success comes to Taiko in so many different ways..........Bottom line ....it seems to be getting closer that these will be departing Taiko headquarters in the near future. Looking forward to getting mineYou're welcome, we're not too eager to get into the surface finishing part of manufacturing, but the wait times are becoming ridiculous. So we're running some experiments now, if successful I would actually consider purchasing machinery to do this ourselves as well at this point.
success comes to Taiko in so many different ways..........Bottom line ....it seems to be getting closer that these will be departing Taiko headquarters in the near future. Looking forward to getting mine
did you find the one with my name on itThe first batch in Chrome just arrived!
Awesome! Now do they pass your inspection?The first batch in Chrome just arrived!
Awesome! Now do they pass your inspection?
did you find the one with my name on it