[GreenKeys] Looking for a stand-alone Loop Power Supply
Jer
ttyman at gmail.com
Wed Jul 2 00:22:53 EDT 2008
Just feed the audio output of the st-8000 into the inputs of the st-6
and plug the teletype into the st-6. Volia, it works like a charm.
ST-8000 massages the incoming signal, feeds it into the st-6 which
turns on the teletype and prints through it. Everyone is doing it.
Its either that, or build your own loop supply, the st-6 idea is fast,
cheap, and works very well.
Jer
date Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 2:55 PM
subject Question on the LP-1200A availability for use with Amateur Radio
mailed-by gmail.com
Thanks for your reply. Yeah, I realize the cost of such a unit. I
guess the government can aford it and it's probably build to Mil-Spec
standards. Worth a shot though.
Sounds like the consensus to go the ST-6* era route is what I need to
do. I will go seek that out. I did get my hands on a ST-8000 surplus
unit and I was looking into interfacing that output into the loop
supply with auto-start. Probably a mistake on my part.
Best Regards,
Dave, WD9ITR
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