anyone have any experience with this unit? Our local store has them on sale for very little money and if there isn't much hash I might buy it for a spare. Clark WA3JPG
I bought one a couple of weeks ago and plan to take it back. Too much hash in the Omni VI and loud fan noise. Jim, W4VJ -- Original Message -- From: "Clark Savage Turner" <csturner@slonet.org> To: <t
i bought one last week and it seems to work fine no reports of birdies and i don't hear any, i think for that price you can'tgo wrong 73's john ku3g Clark Savage Turner <csturner@slonet.org> wrote:an
i bought one last week and it seems to work fine no reports of birdies and i don't hear any, i think for that price you can'tgo wrong 73's john ku3g Clark Savage Turner <csturner@slonet.org> wrote:an
Clark, Do you have a part no??? I might check it out here as well. John WB1EHL John Graves Dynamic Devices, Inc. 781-245-9100 We make your data, data and voice, and data, voice and video connections
hi john,i don't recall the # but this is i believe the only 25 amp power supplu they have reduced from 125 to 60 bucks, nice supply, john ku3g John Graves <jhgraves@ddi-wans.com> wrote:Clark, Do you
OK, went and got one for $60. Small, light. Fan is not quiet. Handles 25 amps OK. Nasty noises about every 100 KHz down on 80 meters, continues up through 40 meters and peters out in strength. I susp
Author: RMcGraw@Blomand.Net (Robert & Linda McGraw K4TAX)
Date: Sun Mar 9 07:56:45 2003
It would suit me just fine if those power supplies were purchased and used elsewhere. Don't need no stinkin' noise in my neighborhood on 75M or anywhere else for that matter. I bet it's a real singin
works great on 2 meters, what can one expect for 60 bucks john ku3g Robert & Linda McGraw K4TAX <RMcGraw@blomand.net> wrote:It would suit me just fine if those power supplies were purchased and used
Mine is going back to the store today. If I lived in a place where the noise level was always S5 to S8 it would be fine, but it is not the case at this QTH. I hear the noise on 20 meters, now, since
Clark Savage Turner <csturner@slonet.org> wrote:Mine is going back to the store today. If I lived in a place where the noise level was always S5 to S8 it would be fine, but it is not the case at this
I generally stay far away from switching power supplies: My main shack supply is centered around an Astron RS-35 linear supply and power is distributed to many devices via a RigRunner DC distributio
Hi Paul, and the bunch: Sorry to burst anyone's bubble about the power supplies "made by Ten Tec." When I had some problems with a switch on one of my two "Ten Tec" power supplies, I talked with the
Author: RMcGraw@Blomand.Net (Robert & Linda McGraw K4TAX)
Date: Sun Mar 9 17:40:15 2003
This is not uncommon at all with regard to switching power supplies. There are companies that "specialize" in switching power supplies. Most have a patent on the switching system design and methodolo
Outside of general curiousity, I wouldn't be too concerned with who makes the switching supply so long as the OEM who sells it (Ten Tec in this case) gives you (the buyer) a warranty. And it's not li
Hi Paul Took the RS back today, got back my $59. I am considering the Astron, looking around the web for prices now. It comes recommended by many. Clark WA3JPG
Hi John - Yes, it sure is a good deal, even if there are a few birdies. The birdies "move" though, right up through my favorite 75 meter frequencies, and they are S9 sometimes, really enough to make
"Frankly understanding the complexity of switching power supplies, it's best go with a company that knows what they are doing." And in my opinion that does NOT include Astron. I had one of their swit
I have posted on this topic here before. You may cringe at such a blanket statement, but *all* switching mode power supplies generate noise. As users of extremely sensitive RF receiving equipment, we