Ok..got some nice replays on all of this..
Currently have one of my Astron 35M's feeding either the Omni 7 or the Eagle
from a power strip….this should do until I have done more research on a more
efficient power supply situation.
I would prefer to have separate power supplies for each of the hf rigs just to
get some isolation between them rf wise….has this been a problem with anyone
else?
Have been using clamp on ferrite chokes on the dc line from the strip to the
rigs but can't tell if they are really doing anything.
On Dec 8, 2013, at 8:14 AM, denton sprague <denton@oregontrail.net> wrote:
> I am upgrading a bit here…
> got a new full sine wave ups coming with two aux battery packs to replace my
> old cyberpower 3000 ups.
> Ups has AH rating of 336 and each aux battery pack is 864 AH….
> I am also looking at replacing my Astron 35m power supplies with more
> efficient switching power supplies or running my TT Eagle or my Omni 7 and
> various sundries that use 12 vdc with a battery pack, charger and a battery
> booster when needed.
> So my question is…what switching power supplies are my fellow hams using and
> how well do you like them?
> I am aiming for efficiency, rf quietness and flexibility.
> Other than the station, the ups will be used to fire a smaller flat screen
> tv, satellite receiver, iMax and a lamp….nothing total over 500 watts draw…at
> least to my calculations.
>
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