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<blockquote data-quote="SlugButter" data-source="post: 8747341" data-attributes="member: 678073"><p>You could probably boost to 24 volts. That’s a lot easier than the 70 volts I was trying to get to. You will probably have to get a higher quality boost converter though. One with circuitry that has some better quality designing. . Wondom/sure electronics makes a boost converter that would work a lot better, but it’s also 65$. Most of the Chinese boost/buck converters would be used for something very low in power, like a small solar panel running a light bulb or 2. . They weren’t made to boost the amount of power that an audio amplifier needs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SlugButter, post: 8747341, member: 678073"] You could probably boost to 24 volts. That’s a lot easier than the 70 volts I was trying to get to. You will probably have to get a higher quality boost converter though. One with circuitry that has some better quality designing. . Wondom/sure electronics makes a boost converter that would work a lot better, but it’s also 65$. Most of the Chinese boost/buck converters would be used for something very low in power, like a small solar panel running a light bulb or 2. . They weren’t made to boost the amount of power that an audio amplifier needs. [/QUOTE]
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