[Amps] Re-2: Henry 3K Classic stby. Input Power?
Robert Bonner
rbonner at qro.com
Thu Jun 28 09:09:19 EDT 2007
No do not increase the bleeder resistor values, that would allow the "choke
input" voltage of .9 times the supply voltage to climb to 1.4 times the
voltage acting like a "Cap input PS" and possibly do some amplifier damage.
If you did that you'd see a 1000V plus swing on the plate supply voltage
instead of rock solid.
BOB DD
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Subject: [Amps] Re-2: Henry 3K Classic stby. Input Power?
Thank you all for the answers!
I could explain about 400w idle but forgot the 200w from the bleeders. I
find that quite a lot. Is it wise to increase the value of the resistors or
is it better to keep them and be lucky of a warm shack in winter (and a
sweaty op in summer...)?
Karl-Arne: First I measured the ac input with a very cheap
"pliers-amp-meter" (hope this is the correct translation) and u x i gave me
about 800w ac input. The second measure was with a adaptor for the ac line
that took care of cos(phi) giving the more realistic 600w.
Anyway I enjoy the amp (especially when looking at my new and unused Eimac
3cx1200a7 as a spare part in the shelf ;-)
73's
Markus, DL4SEQ.
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Subject: Re: [Amps] Henry 3K Classic stby. Input Power? (27-Jun-2007 11:23)
From: sm0aom at telia.com
To: markus.grimminger at grau-aromatics.de
> Are you sure that you are measuring "active power (= U*I * cos (fi))"
when
> in standby?
> The power factor of an idling capacitor input power supply can be quite
low.
>
>
> 73/
>
> Karl-Arne
> SM0AOM
>
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> Subject: [Amps] Henry 3K Classic stby. Input Power?
>
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > I bought a used Henry 3K Classic with one 3cx1200a7. The amplifier is
> > working great and I am very satisfied with the quality of it. The output
> > power is very good and really sufficient (1.5kw). What surprises me is
the
> > AC input during standby: 600w! Has anyone an idea if this is normal or
if
> > there is a problem?
> >
> > Many thanks for every hint and 73's!
> > Markus, DL4SEQ
> >
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