Ciúnas ISO-PS

[Sloop John B]

There's a lot of talk about linear power supplies for Raspberry Pi and Sonore rendu products.

Will the ISO-HUB power either of the above?
Are any extra cables needed?

I've looked at the website and am unsure, I think the cognoscenti sometimes forget how little the rest of us actually know.

There Curtis a market for a power supply for these devices.

.sjb

[jkeny]

There's a lot of talk about linear power supplies for Raspberry Pi and Sonore rendu products.

Will the ISO-HUB power either of the above?
Are any extra cables needed?

I've looked at the website and am unsure, I think the cognoscenti sometimes forget how little the rest of us actually know.

There Curtis a market for a power supply for these devices.

.sjb

Hi John
The ISO-PS is the battery power supply which powers all the ISO devices but can also be purchased separately to power any device which requires 3.3V or 6.6V power.
It comes with an umbilical power cable which is designed to connect between the ISO-PS & the other ISO devices - this provides 2 sources of 3.3V - one from each battery.

With a different cable it can supply 6.6V - this cable ends with a 2.1mm DC plug (a standard plug for DC powered devices) & will plug directly into the microrendu & power it.

If I've left out any detail, please ask me?

[Sloop John B]

Thanks John,

I may we'll be interested in the ISO-PS to power my ultraRendu then as I've ordered it with a iFi.

When the evenings have closed in and I have my Hifi set up again I'll certainly try it out. Do you supply the cable needed?
If not it might be no harm to include it as an option?

As you probably know the Uptone LP1 (I think) gets a lot of coverage on CA and the Roon forum. If you could tap into that market it could only be a good thing.

Have you tried it with your microRendu and what were the conclusions ?

.sjb

[nige2000]

thought the microrendu was decent last and only time i heard it, will be better than regular laptops pcs etc

[jkeny]

Thanks John,

I may we'll be interested in the ISO-PS to power my ultraRendu then as I've ordered it with a iFi.

When the evenings have closed in and I have my Hifi set up again I'll certainly try it out. Do you supply the cable needed?
If not it might be no harm to include it as an option?

As you probably know the Uptone LP1 (I think) gets a lot of coverage on CA and the Roon forum. If you could tap into that market it could only be a good thing.

Have you tried it with your microRendu and what were the conclusions ?

.sjb

Yea we tried it in Nigel's - first with iFi PS & then with LiFePo4 batteries (2 in series for 6.6V) - batteries were a definite step up
Can't find the TnsHF thread this was posted in?

[nige2000]

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[nige2000]

Thanks John,

I may we'll be interested in the ISO-PS to power my ultraRendu then as I've ordered it with a iFi.

When the evenings have closed in and I have my Hifi set up again I'll certainly try it out. Do you supply the cable needed?
If not it might be no harm to include it as an option?

As you probably know the Uptone LP1 (I think) gets a lot of coverage on CA and the Roon forum. If you could tap into that market it could only be a good thing.

Have you tried it with your microRendu and what were the conclusions ?

.sjb

Yea we tried it in Nigel's - first with iFi PS & then with LiFePo4 batteries (2 in series for 6.6V) - batteries were a definite step up
Can't find the TnsHF thread this was posted in?

yes definitely power supply sensitive, remember thinking another 'point' for better power supplies

[jkeny]

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Thanks Nige, How do you find this - the search function never finds anything of value for me?

"The MicroRendu acquitted itself well, though it took Linear and then battery supplies to get it to sound anyway good and at that it comes close to my audio PC but not close enough that I would consider it yet though."

[nige2000]

viewtopic.php?t=4013

Thanks Nige, How do you find this - the search function never finds anything of value for me?

simple i dont use it.....

put in some keywords into google and "tirnahifi"
finds most stuff
you can also search in a domain too if that dont work

[nige2000]

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