[TriEmbed] 24vDC 10A power supplies.

[Rodney Radford]

I would recommend asking NCSU about this as I suspect they are trying to
prevent the space being used as a commercial one.

While I am just an interested observer in the meetings, I think the
occasional offer of "I have xyz hardware I don't need, does anyone want
it", followed by the "I will be at the meeting tonight if someone wants to
meet up with me for the transfer" should be fine.

Perhaps a quick check with NCSU about it to clarify their statement would
be worthwhile. I would hate to see hardware sold out to eBay, or worse, end
up in a landfill somewhere, while TriEmbed people go needing similar items.
 I am out of town tonight, so I can't be there, but I have already sent a
note to the original poster about setting up a meeting time to grab two of
them already so I am very glad he posted here (and think meeting him
tonight or at the parking lot should be okay if I were in town).


On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at 12:15 PM, Pete Soper <pete at soper.us> wrote:

>  Hello Glen,
>    Thanks for sharing this. It turns out to be the perfect segue for a
> policy discussion at the meeting. You see, "we" have a written contract
> with NCSU that prohibits "sales or solicitation of sales" at meetings.
> HOWEVER, this email list and the web site at http://triembed.org are not
> connected to either NCSU or Splatspace: they effectively belong to "us", as
> as a member of the set called "us" I declare the email list and web site to
> be totally OK for this kind of info. As long as we are very clear about
> where the dividing lines are and help each other remember what the
> situation wrt dos and don'ts I think we can avoid pushing any
> administrative buttons at the university while still making it possible to
> inform each other of opportunities. Sharing information along the lines of
> "this OLED is available at xyz for five bucks", making folks aware of local
> sources for goods and services, arrangements for group buys not involving
> profit, etc, would seem to be totally OK, but now is the time to get this
> straight so we can maintain our comfort level for the long haul.
>   There will be more information about this tonight.
>
> -Pete
>
>
> On 02/10/2014 12:19 PM, Glen Smith wrote:
>
>  I have a number of lightly used 24vDC power supplies that I would like
> to turn into supplies for some other projects that I can use.
>
> http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/2866323/277-1928-ND/1284254
>
> http://media.digikey.com/pdf/Data%20Sheets/Phoenix%20Contact%20PDFs/2866323.pdf
>
>
>  The spec sheet states that they may be used in series or parallel, have
> an adjustable output from 22.5v to 29.5v @ 10A and are current limited at
> short circuit to 14A. They are DIN rail mountable, and require a flying
> lead power cord.
>
>  I'm asking $15 each, and will have them at the meeting tonight if anyone
> is interested.
>
>  Glen Smith
>
>
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