[Amps] HV Switching Power Supply
Harry Brown
harryhbrown at earthlink.net
Fri May 21 10:40:54 EDT 2004
FYI
At Dayton, I saw a booth called of a company called "The RF Shop".
The guy running it had a switching HV power supply displayed. The
electronics board was under a thick aluminum cover so you couldn't see the
insides. The HV transformer was viable. He said he could provide the units
with voltages from 2500 to 4000 volts with 2 amp output capability. He
claimed a 20 volt drop in output voltage from no load to full load. The
unit's weight is 20 pounds. The price was verbally quoted at $950.
He is also the distributor for power transformers made by Magcap
Engineering. His flyer has a model HAM-1002 with 230, 240 and 150 volt
input taps and 3000 volts at 2 amps CCS for $400.
His web page is at www.therfshop.com. There's not a lot of info on it
I have no involvement with the company - just passing info on.
73, Harry, W3IIT,
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