Need a solid power supply?

[jonescg]

How about a 6000 volt constant supply? I got a quote from my local scientific lab supplies guy and he had a bunch of electrophoresis power supplies. These things are fully adjustable, set any voltage you want and away she goes. Prices are in Australian dollars and exclude the GST.

BiocomDirect Mini Power Supply, 3 Outputs, 200 volts, 200 mA, 20 watts $785.00
BiocomDirect Mini Power Supply, 3 outputs, 400 volts, 300 mA, 50 watts $895.00
BiocomDirect Maxi Power Supply, 4 outputs, 1,200 volts, 500 mA, 300 watts $1,845.00
BiocomDirect Maxi Power Supply, 4 outputs, 300 volts, 1,000 mA, 150 watts $1,240.00
BiocomDirect Maxi Power Supply, 4 outputs, 3,000 volts, 150 mA, 150 watts $1,900.00
BiocomDirect Maxi Power Supply, 4 outputs, 3,000 volts, 300 mA, 300 watts $2,535.00
BiocomDirect Maxi Power Supply, 4 outputs, 600 volts, 1,000 mA, 300 watts $1,764.00
BiocomDirect Maxi Power Supply, 4 outputs, 6,000 volts, 150 mA, 300 watts $3,003.00
BiocomDirect Maxi Power Supply, 4 outputs, 600 volts, 500 mA, 300 watts $1,515.00
BiocomDirect Maxi Power Supply, 4 outputs, 300 volts, 2,000 mA, 300 watts $1,710.00

 

[voicecoils]

High voltage is nice but piss all current and power is a bummer.

Something like this would be handier at the track:

http://www.sorensen.com/products/SG/SG_Specifications.htm

0-800v adjustable 0-19A adjustable. 15kW charging power in a rack-mounted configuration, parallel up to 5 units for 75kW charge power if needed 8)

 

[jonescg]

Pissweak amps, true, but affordable

I also doubt that the four outlets are isolated.