[ARC5] Re: [Milsurplus] NEEDED: GP-7 Bits - Rajah
antenna connectors
Richard Brunner
rbrunner at gis.net
Tue Mar 21 20:31:22 EST 2006
WA5CAB at cs.com wrote:
> I still have about half a dozen PE-206-C's left. However, these are
> 80VAC/800CPS inverters (27 VDC input, rated 500VA). I must have sold nearly a dozen
> of them over the past sixteen years to people who were going to mostly use them
> to fire up a GP-7, all of whom promised to let me know how high the output
> voltage could be adjusted under load. To date, I've heard nada. So I still
> don't know whether they could be used to run a GP-6, GP-7, GO-9, etc.
Just speculating: The input for the GO-9 and TBW is about 700 Watts, so
since transformers and generators are thermally limited, and
transmitters are not continuous duty, 500 to 700 VA is not too much of a
stretch. Voltage is a more serious question. If the PE-206 is a
saturated-pole design you aren't going to get more than 80 volts. If
not, 110 volts is possible. My 800-1 is rated at 110 volts, operates
fine at 120 volts, and can go up to about 150 volts, but I don't know if
it will support 150 volts under load. If the PE-206 works it will
certainly be working hard.
Richard Brunner, AA1P
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