[ARC5] AC Power Supplies

[Scott Johnson]

There were dynaverters for the later ARC grey boxes, the military had a
Dynaverter replacement for the ARN-59 ADF in addition to the LF range
receiver Dynaverter.

 

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If anyone is interested, somewhere around here, I have a manual on the solid
state DC units (not the AC units), which if I recall correctly they called
something like Dynaverters.  However, AFAIK they only made them to replace
the D-10A's which are slightly beefed up versions of the DY-1/ARR-2X and
DY-2/ARR-2.  No solid state equivalent for the DY-8/ARC-5 (DM-33 and
NT-21626).

Robert &Susan Downs - Houston
wa5cab dot com (Web Store)
MVPA 9480

In a message dated 12/25/2016 19:56:56 PM Central Standard Time,
gewhite at crosslink.net <mailto:gewhite at crosslink.net>  writes: 



Aircraft Radio Corp. made a number of AC power supplies that fit in 
place of the dynamotor, but I think they were for lab or other work at 
the Boonton plant, which is where I saw them, back in the day. They also 
made transistorized power supplies that replaced the dynamotor and I 
think were sold with the civil aviation sets or at least the later 
military stuff.


  - Gordon Eliot White

 

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