[Milsurplus] SS Power Supply for WS 58
J. Forster
[email protected]
Sun, 30 Nov 2003 07:56:51 -0500
Hi Marty,
The 58 set (NOT a 53 set) uses voltages as follows:
Rx: A=1.5V @ 250 ma; B1=90V @ 6 ma; B2=180V @ 0 ma; C=-21V @ ? ma
Tx: A=1.5V @ 490 ma; B1=90V @ 1.8 ma; B2=180V @ 20 ma; C=-21V @ ? ma
These numbers are from Wireless for the Warrior, Vol. 1
My estimate is that 8 'D' batteries should last > 50 hours. My rough design uses
2 cells for the A battery & 6 for the B battery through an inverter. The
inverter uses 2 standard 12.6V CT, 300 ma Radio Shack transformers and two
MOSFET Power Transistors in a push-pull switcher operating at roughly 100 Hz,
driven from a 555 IC, 7474 FF to square the waveform up and ensure an exactly
50% duty cycle, and dual peripheral driver to shift levels.. The -21 is from a
Cockroft-Walton multiplier. There is a rewound reed relay to turn the inverter
on and off.
Help - trapped in surplus store wrote:
> Jay I don't know a WS53 from Adam's housecat. But are I'm interested in
> running a BC-1000 and have a couple of questions
>
> - size of pack
>
> - the "A, B, C voltages"
>
> - Is the supply a 'flyback' design using a TO-220 sorta monolithic
> IC?
>
> Was going to ask about WS53 but went to Google & one page implies it's a tx
> employed with the R308 UK rx.
>
> Thanks
>
> Marty