[Protein-analysis] Re: Opinions about Bio-Rad PowerPac Basic Power
Supply
SJC
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(by scott.coutts At med.monash.edu.au)
Mon Nov 20 16:42:04 EST 2006
DK wrote:
> In article <1163708083.041683.219360 At f16g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>, "Lechu" <lech_kaczmarczyk At yahoo.com> wrote:
>> Is this power module suitable for western-blotting transfers?
>
> Yes. Reasonabley cheap, simple and very convenient.
>
>> Or do I
>> need sth more powerful?
>
> Depends.
>
>> Any reccommendations? How about running 2
>> transfers simultaneosly (2 chambers x 2 membranes)?
>
> PowerPac Basic is rated 400 mA, which puts right on the edge
> when running 2 transfer modules at the same time, so it's
> not practical. Bio-Rad has higher power version of it they
> call "PowerPac Basic HC". It handles 1000 mA, so parallel
> transfers are no problem. Many parallel gel rigs are not a
> problem with either.
>
> DK
We use the power pack and it is fine... except that it can become quite
noisey because it is fan cooled. We have had a faulty unit replaced
because of this. The power pack worked fine, but the noise was very
annoying - The fans are quite cheap.
Scott.
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