[Milsurplus] pp4763a problem

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mike. thats what i thought. looking at the 34 and 34p manual and i cant see where The port is physically I guess I will have to take off the back and top covers and probe around thanks   I may also put the links back to 120 V settings and try that Jeff

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> On Feb 1, 2017, at 9:04 AM, Michael Hanz <aaf-radio-1 at aafradio.org> wrote:
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> Do you have the incoming line filter A6FL1 present in your supply? That's the only thing that would show up on your ohmmeter with the breaker off as you describe.  Bypass it and try again.
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> BTW, the only manual worth anything seems to be the TM 11-5820-765-34 - it's the only one of the three that has a schematic.
> - Mike  KC4TOS
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>> On 2/1/2017 6:56 AM, JEFF CICCONE wrote:
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>> folks. i have the big heavy 50a 24v dc power supply.  i wired it up for 230 volt. when i plugged it in it tripped the breaker.  when i checked the resistance between the 230v input with the circuit breaker on the unit open it was ..2 ohms. when i closed the breaker, same reading.  i'm just wondering if i'm picking up the coil or something else. any ideas?  thanks. jeff ciccone kg2bz
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