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Battery Power Supply Ideas/Pics Wanted

WntrMute2

WntrMute2

Super Member
Anyone have pictures of their battery power supplies? I want to power a HTMCPS (Hypno Toad Moving Coil Phono Stage) posted in the Turntable forum, I can follow the posted schematics but I wanted to see how others packaged theirs. I was thinking about a separate enclosure to make battery changes/charging easy.
Thanks. No response over there, I hope this isnt cross posting.
Dave
 
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sachu888 said:
It is called XLR connector in India.I got it from a local store even Ebay sells same XLR connector http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-pcs-XLR-1...=US_Audio_Cables_Adapters&hash=item3a6ec5f2a5 (no affiliation just for illustration) available in 3,4,5 and 7 pin.
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Be that as it may, they are still not XLR connectors. Those shown above are the small, multipin connectors often used on radio communications equipment, but they are not XLR connectors, used by broadcast and music professionals. The person with the ebay ad is mistaken. A good portion of the people on ebay will throw anything into the title to get your attention, incorrectly as in that description.

They are still nice connectors, and perfect for your application.

Dave
 
mrdbdigital said:
Be that as it may, they are still not XLR connectors. Those shown above are the small, multipin connectors often used on radio communications equipment, but they are not XLR connectors, used by broadcast and music professionals. The person with the ebay ad is mistaken. A good portion of the people on ebay will throw anything into the title to get your attention, incorrectly as in that description.

They are still nice connectors, and perfect for your application.

Dave
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Thanks Dave,
I googled and found that XLR connectors are different :yes:

Regards,
Sachin
 
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