Why do you like it? Why did you choose it? Would you recommend it?

  • @CameronDev@programming.dev
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    2 months ago

    Is this something that people have favourites?

    I bought mine because it was cheap, and that all there is to say about it. I’ll dig out the brand and model, but they were completely unnotable.

    Edit: Korad KD3005D

    • @jet@hackertalks.comOP
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      52 months ago

      If you were building another lab, would you buy it again? If yes I’d say yeah that’s maybe not favorite, but definitely in the good enough category

      • @CameronDev@programming.dev
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        92 months ago

        Lab is not the right description, I have an assortment of eclectic tools.

        Its been fine, unless there was something cheaper, would buy again.

  • @joulethief@discuss.tchncs.de
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    2 months ago

    I recommend the KORAD KA3005D. It’s a reasonably priced, relatively small size unit with great controls.

    Edit: Am using it in my home lab as well as my current and previous work environment (among other power supplies).

    • @Blue_Morpho@lemmy.world
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      32 months ago

      Do you use those extra buttons for memory and over current/voltage set? I see there’s a model kd3005D with two knobs instead of buttons. It seems like one knob got current and one for voltage is all I would need but I’m not sure.

      • @joulethief@discuss.tchncs.de
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        32 months ago

        I remember setting the memory buttons up, but I don’t actually use them. The KD3005D is probably fine, too. Personally, I’d still prefer fine-adjusting voltage and current via the incremental encoder and pushbutton of the KA3005D. The price difference around here is ~20%.