[Icom] ICOM PS-30

Sat, 10 Aug 2002 12:23:22 -0400

Hi Ron,

I have ZERO volts, AC or DC between my PS-30 chassis and the negative =
13.8 VDC output. If you have 108 volts AC you have a major problem. If =
any of your gear that is powered off the PS-30 has a negative to ground =
path, then you would put 108 volts on all the chassis that are commonly =
grounded in your shack.

73 de
Fred (W1SKU, VK2GSX) ,Pam (N8YVT, VK2GSW), Phoebe and Jaclyn

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  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Ron Tivey=20
  To: ICOM=20
  Sent: Saturday, August 10, 2002 11:45 AM
  Subject: [Icom] ICOM PS-30

  Hello to All,

  I have a PS-30 power supply and was checking it for lightning damage
  and noticed that I have 108VAC from the case to the negative lead on =
the
  DC plug.  Looking at the print the PS is isolated and not grounded to
  the case housing.  Can someone measure for this voltage on their PS-30
  as I really can't believe this is normal.  Please e-mail me direct.

  Thanks,

  Ron, N4GFO

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