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So I just got this today to use in a shop closer to home I have an Ems 400 I use at my primary shop.
I'm just wondering is this power supply any good or should I get rid of it before using it?
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if its from unimax i dont think it can be that great
Dang I wonder if they would let me send it back?
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at that price you could purchase a critical cx-1 that comes with a 2 yr warranty and great customer service.
Why would you have paid 160 dollars for something,if you did not no if you really wanted it? Ones without volt meters are no good for rotarys as all motors run off different volts and the volts could be high and you would have no way of knowing the motor speed going on.Allthoe you could buy or make a volt meter for it but i think why you got the small one is to be mobile right?
But they are fine for coils as it lets you focus more on the sound and feel of the machine(which you can feel with the abar etc) instead of the volts.I have heard good things about these (that they are made for them by talon).
You're quite right slick,and if you're in for a Talon PS ,the one to go with is this http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIGINAL-MIN...item5649b82d56Quote:
Originally Posted by slicksteel
Is that cx-1 good with rotaries? I spoke unimax they said I could send it back
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the critical ps are quality i have the cx2 but the cx1 is also very good
i have no problems with my cx-1.it runs all my rotaries just fine.2 rotary works,1 kubin mini cranker,1 neo tat vivace.1 hm evolution and a nick's rotary,2 stealths.cx-1 is a plain simple power supply.you can order direct from company..Quote:
Originally Posted by e_Bangs