[Icom] Icom PS-125

[Roy Sakabu]

Why don't you just make one?
Get a plug that looks like the rig's back side, wire up some 12 gauge wire
and put another power plug on the end.

$10 for the chasis connector, $7 for the power plug.

Powerwerx carries them, so do others I suppose.

Icom may have done this to reduce both IR drop and RF pickup since they
don't know how RF dirty everyone's shack is.

On older Icom P/S's the power cords were quite long and you really could put
the power supplies under a desk.

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	W0YG Charlie Summers [SMTP:w0yg@plusten.net]
> Sent:	Wednesday, July 23, 2003 1:53 PM
> To:	Icom Reflector
> Subject:	[Icom] Icom PS-125
> 
> Why does the PS-125 have such a short radio power cord (not line cord)?
> Does anyone know of an extension cord that might be available?  The short
> cord forces you to dedicate counter space to a logical under counter unit.
> 
> 73,
> 
> Charlie, W0YG..>>
> 
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