[Elecraft] CES2014 micro power supply

Jeff Griffin kb2m at comcast.net
Fri Jan 10 10:30:23 EST 2014


Well I've had my Gamma for maybe 5 years, used it with several brands of
transceivers, and don't do anything stupid like try to run RTTY, FM, or AM
modes at full power, or run excessive speech processing. I do run PSK31 a
lot when operating with it, but only at 30 watts or so. This is all common
sense. I have never heard the fan, it is quiet. I don't have it here right
now(it is at my summer home) but I think there is a CE or UL sticker on it,
or both. I have experienced NO problems. Depending on your operating habits
YMMV...

73 Jeff kb2m 

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> Here's what I use for travel. Only thing I changed was the output plug 
> to PowerPoles...
> 
> http://www.gammaresearch.net/hps-1a.html
> 
> 73 Jeff KB2M
> 

Interesting...

"Your radio uses power only 35% of the time when transmitting CW, and about
25% during normal Voice SSB operation."

But a lot higher percentage if you run RTTY or some other digimodes.  Or you
have "a lot" of speech processing and play with contests!

(They do an adapter from Molex to PP anyway for the DC side.)

Like your contrymen say about automotive stuff.  "There's no substitute for
Cube's" if you want power.

Take care peep's.   There's no mention of CE, FCC or UL (safety) approvals,
or if 
there is any over-voltage protection (for your expensive radio, and/or other
DC powered kit.)

I suspect too, that small fan might make an anoying noise.  (If it shifts
enough air to do any good.)

73.

Dave G0WBX.

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