[Elecraft] KPA500 AC power

[macymonkeys at charter.net]

I would only agree with whoever mentioned the possibility of
flickering lights. If you're a CW operator it can be a
distraction...if your house wiring can't handle it. Been there...

John K7FD

	-----------------------------------------From: "Irwin Darack" 
To: "Tom Berry"
Cc: elecraft at mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday December 13 2018 5:14:43AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KPA500 AC power

 Unless you are having a problem, save your money. I have two
KPA500’s, one
 plugged into a 220V line at my main house and the other into a 110V
line at
 my beach house and have never seen a difference in performance. In
 addition, on a number of contests Dx’peditions, were I have my K3s,
KPA500
 & laptop plugged into the same 110V line, I have not had a problem.
 Happy Holidays
 Irwin KD3TB

 On Wed, Dec 12, 2018 at 7:14 PM Tom Berry  wrote:

 > Is there any advantage to use 220 V over 110 V on the KPA500?
 >
 > Is it worth having an electrician come to the house and install a
220 V
 > outlet for it?
 >
 >
 > Thanks
 >
 > Tom AA4VV
 >
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