FS Meanwell PSU Cover Assembly w/ BLUE voltmeter and IEC rocker, custom cables...

[jcmorrisii]

@jcmorrisii has outdone himself yet again. This beauty just arrived today and is perfectly paired with the HAS v5 and RT-125A. Awesome product as usual! Thank you bud!

Oh man, clear is even cooler! I was using my phone and it was tough to tell, on my laptop I can kind of see it!

I'm rocking the black!

Just received my order from @jcmorrisii and the cover is fantastic, working great with the HAS 5.0 supergun - thank you!!

I love to see the setups!!!! Thank you all so much for the support and kind words!

 

[GoldenMERA]

Any chance another run of these would be made?

 

[bagheera369]

Yeah, I'd likely be in for one, if they come back around.

 

[jcmorrisii]

Thanks guys! @bagheera369 Im always making new batches, I just dont always update this thread, sorry!

FWIW, Im making a batch of 5 as we speak if anyone else is interested! Please feel free to reach out Ill get it taken care of!!

 

[GoldenMERA]

Definitely recommend for those looking to setup their PSU quickly and easily! Have it hooked up to a HAS running cps3 and it works great!!!

 

[1RegretBeetle]

Perhaps a dumb question, but do I need the power supply to be connected to a load when dialing in the voltage? Using a Meanwell RT-85A and I'm wondering if I should have the psu hooked up to my HAS + a pcb or not when trying it (making sure it's set to low V first)

 

[ForestOfDreams]

^ I have to dial mine in on each pcb swap it can vary. So loaded is best.
Try and stay around 5v. Mine varies sometimes after running. I leave it be if I am 4.95-5.05 v

 

[XtraSmiley]

Perhaps a dumb question, but do I need the power supply to be connected to a load when dialing in the voltage? Using a Meanwell RT-85A and I'm wondering if I should have the psu hooked up to my HAS + a pcb or not when trying it (making sure it's set to low V first)

Yes. Start little lower and move up once the game is connected. The bigger the PCB the more power it needs, so if you're going from a huge 3 stack game like Ikari Warriors and are moving to a little Cave PCB, make sure you lower the power before turning on the Cave one. With a MW if you're right at 5v, it probably won't damage anything if you go a little higher initially, but cheap PSUs could have dangerous power fluctuations and if you're already at the high end, it might damage something on your PCB.

 

[1RegretBeetle]

Thanks both! Really helpful advice

 

[jcmorrisii]

Iv had a few people expressing interest in a cover, so wanted to open this up and see if anyone else was in the market before I order new supplies. In other words...bump! Please shoot me a DM if you have interest at this time, thank you!

 

[zionfarm]

Yes I would like one please?

 

[jcmorrisii]

Bump! I have one unit ready for sale because the above member requested one be made then bailed on payment.

His loss, your gain! Ill knock off 5$ and include a cable for free (normally 15$ value) so you get the cover assembly and cable shipped to your door for $50.

 

[retrosnatcher]

Hello,

PM sent.

 

[hoagtech]

 

[zionfarm]

Bump! I have one unit ready for sale because the above member requested one be made then bailed on payment.

His loss, your gain! Ill knock off 5$ and include a cable for free (normally 15$ value) so you get the cover assembly and cable shipped to your door for $50.

My bad bro, got caught up with my job out of the Army and didn't even see this. If you got one more I am ready now.

 

[zionfarm]

Bump! I have one unit ready for sale because the above member requested one be made then bailed on payment.

His loss, your gain! Ill knock off 5$ and include a cable for free (normally 15$ value) so you get the cover assembly and cable shipped to your door for $50.

DM sent.

 

[jcmorrisii]

Built a few new units recently and have one left if anyone is interested. Shoot me a DM.

 

[hoagtech]

I would love one. PM sent

 

[XtraSmiley]

Built a few new units recently and have one left if anyone is interested. Shoot me a DM.

I love these, and have purchased 3 so far I think, but have you considered an update to the design. After using them so much, I realize having all the wires come out the same side would be much better for cable management. Right now the HAS connectors are out of the end, while the thick power is out the side. Also I still vote for a 3D printed knob for the voltage control!

EDIT: I vote the power comes out the same end as the current HAS cable, better than the side IMO.

 

[jcmorrisii]

I love these, and have purchased 3 so far I think, but have you considered an update to the design. After using them so much, I realize having all the wires come out the same side would be much better for cable management. Right now the HAS connectors are out of the end, while the thick power is out the side. Also I still vote for a 3D printed knob for the voltage control!

EDIT: I vote the power comes out the same end as the current HAS cable, better than the side IMO.

Yes I plan to offer a redesign for the next batch , mainly to address what you mention in regards to the cables coming out of different sides. While it has never been an issue for me I can appreciate where you are coming from and want to offer multiple options so the user can make the decision which better suites their needs.

Just a lot of design, print, test, repeat before it can become finalized and unfortunately have not had the time to delve into it and fix fitment issues etc.

I appreciate the words of encouragement and the constructive criticism as always man!