I have a powermax PM3-100LK I have the box what I do not have is the paper work. I want to use it as a power supply , it has 2 set screws on the side if you no how to set this up I,d appreciate the information . Thanks
I owned a pm3 for a while and it was a simple plug-n-play. It worked wellI don’t have mine in front of me. But pretty sure the rear set screw should be turned towards the front for fixed output. The other two positions are for charging. Hook a volt meter up and adjust the front screw to get the voltage you want.
O my , did my post bother you Captain Kill o watt ? Was it beneath you ? Did you NOT no the answer ? Or maybe your just having a bad day in any case I,ll tri to ask questions befitting a man of your obvious knowledge . On 2nd thought if you did not have anything to add that would answer the question you could just shut up. You have a nice day WDX 708 .Whatever happened to using Google? Fifteen seconds and here ya are.
O my , did my post bother you Captain Kill o watt ? Was it beneath you ? Did you NOT no the answer ? Or maybe your just having a bad day in any case I,ll tri to ask questions befitting a man of your obvious knowledge . On 2nd thought if you did not have anything to add that would answer the question you could just shut up. You have a nice day WDX 708 .
Some people enjoy speaking with others about things, even if through the internet. I do at times, but not all the time. I do not ever reply to questions the way you did, Captain. I never will. I remain most humble. I have to admit that your initial post was most sarcastic overall, but that wouldnt ruffle my feathers as far as I am concerned. Others may take things a multitude of ways. Now the threat in your reply I found most odd, as you are a staff member. I do not recall Lou threatening or using actual foul language in answering your reply. I will have to re-read it. Was either technically necessary? Probably not, but I usually call things the way I see them and it is what it is. Good day to all! And I am glad he got the info he needed.