POWER SUPPLY: 5V/12A, 16V/3A, -5V/0.8A, -15V/0.8A

The pdf datasheet is out on the web. and yes load resisters don't bother me.

I'm sure I'll use this for something, but for the project I'm working on right now it's useless because you need a load on the 5v output (according to the datasheet, 3A minimum!) to use either the 5V or 16V outputs. Otherwise, it just goes up and down between 0V and 2V. Don't think about using this to power something like a microcontroller unless you plan to stick a big ol' fan on the back of it. :) EDITORS NOTE: Yes it requires a load. But you can use a load resistor to supply the constant load.

Nice little supply. Sometimes it needs to think a little before starting up. But it always does within several seconds. Uses standard 0.156" O.C connectors

I've used this power supply successfully to power a windshield wiper motor (DCM-249) at 5V 12A. Some props may required more amps. I was concerned about needing a resistance load, but it doesn't seem that I need one. However when the power is connected, there seems to be a slight one second pause before power is provided to the motor. The pinouts are printed right on the heat sink (J1 pin 1 is at top, J2 pin 1 is at bottom with label right-reading), and a pdf data sheet can be found here:

http://www.shopeio.com/inventory/pdf/VLT100-4002.pdf

Lack of documentation with respect to connectors and pins requires testing before use and research to find connectors. Fuse difficult to replace.