Author name: Mads Barnkob

Electrician, programmer, experimenter and amateur scientist with experience in industry automation, programming and all kinds of high voltage generating electronics. Administrator of https://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk and the high voltage community forum https://highvoltageforum.net

EMC2 API4SG10 12VDC 300W From a Dell PowerEdge M1000E

Server PSU Hack – EMC2 API4SG10 12VDC 300W From a Dell PowerEdge M1000E

There are several other server power supply hacks available here on the site. Use the search in the menu to the right to find them. A guide on how to make the, EMC2 API4SG10 (Dell# 071-000-482) , server power supply run outside of its server enclosure. A simple bridge between control pins next to the

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Nokia Siemens Flexi 3x70W FXEA 1800MHz Base Station Teardown: Power Amplifier

Nokia Siemens Flexi 3x70W FXEA 1800MHz Base Station Circuit Analysis (Part 2 of 3)

Circuit analysis of a Nokia Siemens Networks Flexi Multiradio base station. This have been in service as a 3 antenna system for mobile telecommunications. GSM/EDGE, WCDMA/HSPA and LTE capable. 3×70 Watt output power. Part 1 of the actual base station amplifier teardown can be seen here. Power supply The power supply is split into a

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Work shop wall

Workshop Wall Repair to Avoid Water, Wind and Moist

The old rotten and leaking workshop wall and door appeared to be installed on top of an even older rotted wall. It was time to do it properly, I broke everything down and built a new wall with fiber cement, insulation and some proper wood panels on the inside.

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Star Wars - Imperial Death March, on a Musical Tesla Coil

Portal – Still Alive, on a Musical Tesla Coil

Played on my own DRSSTC2 Tesla Coil: https://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk/tesla-coils/kaizer-drsstc-ii/ Learn how to build your own DRSSTC to play music: https://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk/tesla-coils/drsstc-design-guide/ MIDI/Music interrupters you can build yourself 4 channel polyphonic MIDI: https://highvoltageforum.net/index.php?topic=1020.0 1 channel compact/simple USB MIDI: https://highvoltageforum.net/index.php?topic=1117.0 1 channel analog audio: https://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk/tesla-coils/musical-sstcdrsstc-interrupter/ Learn how to build your own Tesla coil and how to make it play

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750+ Watt Turbo Fan Dell PowerEdge M1000E Server

750+ Watt Turbo Fan Cluster Project From a Dell PowerEdge M1000E Server

This is 9! 12V/7A server fans built into a fan cluster with handles! It is time to wreck some havoc and play with fire and smoke! I did not realize just how much fire was sucked through the fans until after I saw the photage. As seen in the pictures on the forum link there

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Vaisala RS41-SGP Probe

German Weather Balloon Teardown, Vaisala RS41-SGP Probe

During my vacation at the island of Langeland, Denmark, I found a washed up radioprobe from a German weather balloon on the beach. It is a Vaisala RS41-SGP single use instrument in a styrofoam enclosure that can measure air temperature, humidity, pressure, speed and direction. It uses a STM32F100 microcontroller as the heart of the

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Server PSU Hack - HP DPS-800GB A 12VDC 1000W

Server PSU Hack – HP DPS-800GB A, 12VDC 1000W

A guide on how to make the, HP DPS-800GB Rev. A, server power supply run outside of its server enclosure. Be sure to check out the related posts or make a search here on the site for other server power supply hacks. A simple bridge between pin 31 and 34 is required and it is

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Dell PowerEdge M1000E Blade Server Teardown

Dell PowerEdge M1000E Blade Server Teardown

I came by a discarded full size Dell PowerEdge M1000E server rack. Full SAN, 2 large blade servers, 4 or 6 backbone switches, all power supplies and fans. This is a system that is about 8-10 years old and had a new price of around 1000000 DKR (166666 $US).It was all unloaded in a big

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