Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board?

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Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board?

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04-08-2015, 01:59

(03-08-2015, 22:30)Werk_AG Wrote: [ By luck, we also have magnific beaches, nice girls and bars

I think that most AU regions have plenty of sun too.

We have nice girls and bars here too Wink

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Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by danb35 - 03-08-2015, 15:38

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by AllyCat - 03-08-2015, 18:05

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by danb35 - 03-08-2015, 18:54

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by AllyCat - 03-08-2015, 19:23

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by werk_ag - 03-08-2015, 22:30

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by uncle_bob - 04-08-2015, 01:59

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by danb35 - 04-08-2015, 02:01

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by hvalentim - 05-08-2015, 12:38

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by DewStorer - 05-10-2015, 13:40

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by hvalentim - 06-10-2015, 10:03

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