Lunchbox Traveler DLX

Portable 54hp case for Eurorack and Tiles with I/O

Specifications:
12V @ 350mA
-12V @ 350mA
9 to 18VDC Input
Depth 2.7″ (68mm)

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Description

The Lunchbox Traveler DLX is the same as the standard Traveler with addition of the i/o accessory ports added to the right side of the case.  The i/o includes a MIDI in DIN connector and the Outputs tile set with the volume control tile loaded into a tile slot and the 1/4″ output mounted to the side of the case.

Features:

  • 54hp of Eurorack
  • 54hp of 1U Tiles (9 Tile Units)
  • Maximum module depth: 2.7″ (68mm )
  • 8x 16-pin shrouded Euro power headers
  • 10x 3-pin polarized Tile power connectors
  • 20x M2.5 mounting nuts per rail
  • 40x M2.5 x 6mm screws included
  • Wide power input range (Battery Compatible)
  • Includes 12V-2A DC power supply
  • Power barrel jack on the left side (2.1 x 5.5mm)
  • MIDI In DIN for use with the Implant Tile
  • Headphone and Stereo Outputs on 1/4″ Jacks

Power:

  • +12V Output 350mA
  • -12V  Output 350mA
  • +5  Not Available
  • Input Power Range 9-18V DC
  • Power Plug 2.1 x 5.5mm
  • Includes 12V-2A DC power supply (US Plug)

 

Battery Power:

The Traveler supply has been designed to run from many different power sources.  Power it from the provided DC adapter in the studio or from an external battery in the field or a 12V accessory power port in your vehicle.  We have tested the traveler with a few off the shelf battery solutions which are listed below:

 

YCPower MP-S2300 Solar Charger:  This seems to a generic import that is sold under a number of name brands.  The solar panel is useless, but it looks cool.

 

Anker 2nd Gen Astro Pro2 20000mA:  Nice compact package and reasonable play time.

 

GOAL ZERO YETI 150 SOLAR GENERATOR:  Total overkill for the Traveler.  With the solar add-on your LBT would play until the end of time.

 

12V UPS Sealed AGM:  These are typically used in uninterruptible power supplies and are inexpensive and readily available.  Many DIY charging solutions or just trickle charge from a DC power supply.  I have been using a  12HX35T-FR that I picked up at the swap meet for over a year and it still works great.