Does anyone need a transformer for a linear amp supply? I have one that will
deliver 50v AC at lots of amperes... It will be inexpensive if someone needs
it...
Brian Carling AF4K
Best regards - Bry Carling
> On Feb 21, 2014, at 7:53 PM, Conrad Farlow <conrad@g0ruz.com> wrote:
>
> The CISCO WS-CAC-2500W 6500 series switch supply that I acquired actually
> works without modification. Once I got hold of a C19 mains cable. Plug it in,
> switch on and off it goes. However I would like to know the pin outs on the
> back. I can maybe fin a PS KILL signal to turn the supply off in the event of
> a fault in the amplifier? The Sony APS-162 PSU also works in the same series
> of switches although it is only 1300W. Maybe someone has some pin out info
> for this supply?
>
> Unfortunately these supplies are 42 volt as they come but there are 2 pots
> accessible with the covers on. They are beautifully made and have extensive
> filtering. I cannot hear anything from the supply even at 20A load. This is
> on 20m to 23cms, so if I can get the voltage up to 48V or better still 50V
> they are worth investigating. Adding power poles to the output will be very
> easy.
>
> Downside, blower shifts a lot of air and does not appear to be proportional
> to temperature. My plan is to load share between two units and slow the fan
> down.
>
> Conrad G0RUZ
>
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