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    I have a large linear power supply for sale, with or without the box. Make me an offer for the supply on its own or add £50 if you would like the box too. Looks like it is missing a rectifier to complete. This originally ran 110v dc using one leg of a 415v supply so you should be able to run it on 240v and have a nice usable voltage for a mill or router stepper supply.







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