Can anyone shed any light on which is the best type of power-supply to use for my mobile rig at home?
Regulated? Stabilzed? Switched?
I have a cheap switched one which i stopped using because it gives me about 7 pounds of noise.
Cheers....
Richie.
Power supplies. Which type?
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millsrocks
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Radios:
President Grant II (base)
President Lincoln II (mobile)
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Antennas:
Sirio Gain-Master (base)
Sirio 3000 Hi-Power (mobile)
Leatherhead, Surrey, UK
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Radios:
President Grant II (base)
President Lincoln II (mobile)
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Antennas:
Sirio Gain-Master (base)
Sirio 3000 Hi-Power (mobile)
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Old thread but why not . . .
Alinco 330FX switching pwr. supply - excellent, quiet a little on the pricy side.
Cobra Power Pak CA-20 - no longer in production, ebay, etc., excellent, quiet and affordable.
Alinco 330FX switching pwr. supply - excellent, quiet a little on the pricy side.
Cobra Power Pak CA-20 - no longer in production, ebay, etc., excellent, quiet and affordable.
just unpacked an ebay power supply it was in much worse condition than i expected.. I will clean it up and turn it on and test it with a multimeter. if it burns in ok I will use it
Altai Regulated power supply with short circuit protection model RPS-1205
Input 240volts AC
Output 13.8v DC
Current 5amp const. 7amp surge.
When i test it i will post again
Altai Regulated power supply with short circuit protection model RPS-1205
Input 240volts AC
Output 13.8v DC
Current 5amp const. 7amp surge.
When i test it i will post again
Watch this space 
