MOTM

Thanks for the pics, John.  Glad to see my cabinet project was helpful 
to you.  I used an aluminum rack panel for the mounting power supply, 
just because it is so much easier to mill.  Still very sturdy at 1/8" 
thick.  I put a power supply in each cabinet, and I have a couple of 
CGS63 Power Supply Delay boards awaiting assembly, should I run into the 
Power-One startup issue.  You won't have any ventilation problems!  To 
power your second cabinet, I suppose you'll put another MOTM-990 
distribution board in it.  How do you plan to run the DC wiring between 
the 990s?

Richard Brewster

JohnLeightonRice wrote:
> No sparks, smoke, flame, death or destruction (yet) so I'm going to 
> call it a success! ;-)
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> I made my own little photo album in the photos section FWIW. Pretty 
> basic stuff. All the modules so far have been purchased second hand 
> but I'll be ordering the MOTM-650 MIDI-CV from Paul in a month or so. 
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> My cabinet and power supply were directly inspired by Richard 
> Brewster's portable cabinets on his site:  
> http://pugix.com/synth/portable-rack-cabinets/  
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> I used a 12 space high cabinet instead of the 10 space so I would 
> have room for a lighting unit and the left over space will be for a 
> 19" rack panel with a couple Oakley units in it.
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> The power supply is 800mA @ +/- 15 VDC and 3A @ +5  I'm thinking this 
> should be enough to power this cabinet and the second one I have 
> already planned part way out (MFOS sequencer, MFOS Voltage Quantizer 
> (new!), Tellun Neural Agonizer, and . . .????)
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> And yes, cutting a large rectangular hole in a steel panel is NO FUN! 
> (but the Raxxess steel panel had a finish on it really similar to the 
> MOTM panels so, I had to! ;-)
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