No, but for best results mount them next to each
other (not on opposite ends of the cabinet). You will need 1 large gauge (say
#10)
ground wire to connect the output grounds
together.
Stooge Larry is can also advise.
Paul S.
----- Original Message -----From: Chris //Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 8:13 AMSubject: Re: [motm] Swapping Power Suppliesone more question, if i was to buy a bigger power supply and mount it in my wood cabinet and mount my momt-900 to the side of a wood cabinet, will i have ground issues because it is not attached to a metal frame...sorry i know nothing about this and dont understand anything about it either.----- Original Message -----From: Chris //Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 8:04 AMSubject: Re: [motm] Swapping Power SuppliesHelloThanks everyone for the supplies, I will put a little thought into this and how it will work best with my setup and than decide which route to go....Also for buying extra MOTM-900 PCB's, is it as easy as wiring additional boards to the power supply like the initial board.thanks----- Original Message -----From: synth1@...To: Chris //Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 2:41 PMSubject: Re: [motm] Swapping Power Supplies> I am thinking big and would like to order a 1.5 amp power one linear
> supply HBB15-1.5-A or a 3 amp HCC15-3-A (i know this one is a bit
> bigger)...
>
> Can I just take out the supply from the MOTM-900 and replace it with one
> of the above, will that work??? Does the fuse need to be changed in the
> plug????
>
Just the fuse. The fuse rating you need is printed on the side of the
power supply. I use standard 5mm X 20mm fuses, "Slo-Blo" type from Bussman
or Littelfuse.
Paul S.