Road Rage (Stand Alone)

[tenwatt]

I want to try to put a Road Rage in one of these.  I just want to achieve 18V output.

Four questions...

1.) Would I populate the Road Rage board exactly as described in the "Quadrovibe" instructions to achieve 18V?
2.) How would I wire the output of the Road Rage to a DC jack?
3.) Would I also need a specail power cable to go between the 18V Road Rage jack and whatever I'm going to power with 18V?
4.) Do you think it will fit inside that enclosure?

[madbean]

1) Yep!
2) Just run the 18v output and ground to the DC jack. Same as if you were hooking up a 9v input DC. This one just happens to send voltage rather than receive it.
2) Nope. Regular DC connector.
4) Absolutely.

[bigmufffuzzwizz]

Is this mainly for your quadrovibe?
If you wanted to have more options for your boxes use, you could add another 2 dc jacks, one for -9v and one for a regulated voltage (12v-15). I don't think you'd have any problem fitting a few more jacks. 

[tenwatt]

Is this mainly for your quadrovibe?
If you wanted to have more options for your boxes use, you could add another 2 dc jacks, one for -9v and one for a regulated voltage (12v-15). I don't think you'd have any problem fitting a few more jacks. 

No...actually...not at all.  I'm just wanting the 18v to be able to try some of my OD builds at 18v.  I do like the idea of having the additional 9v though.  Would that change the layout of the board?

[bigmufffuzzwizz]

Additional 9v or -9v? Either way you wouldn't have to change the layout, just add the needed components. I believe the necessary ones are C1, C4 and C5 to get -9v coming off the pad on the board.

[JakeFuzz]

I have two standalone RR in those size enclosures. I even got a switch in there to switch between 18 and 15 volts. I don't see why you couldnt rig the switch to output 9 or 18 volts from the same output. Mine uses two 5mm DC jacks, a spdt switch and a bezeled dual color LED. Nice tight fit!