[NLRS] WTB: Isolation transformer - 110vac
Doug Reed
n0nas at amsat.org
Fri Oct 4 23:37:32 EDT 2019
Your bias supply should require minimal current. If you have a
grounded filament supply or an unused low voltage winding you could
use a small transformer such as 110 to 6.3V 0.3A and connect it to the
filament winding to generate your bias voltage. Has the added
advantage that it is very small and you can probably hack it together
from just about anything you find. I would avoid this technique if
your filament supply is significantly above or below ground for any
reason.
73, Doug Reed, N0NAS.
On 10/4/19, ka0ryt1 via NLRS <nlrs at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
> Hello . I will be coming to the cities tomorrow and am in search of a
> 110vac to 110vac isolation transformer to use as a grid bias supply on my
> fqa specials ...... Anyone have 1 or 2 laying around gathering dust ??
> Otherwise I will be trying to get one from axeman's ( have to stop
> there for some other components )........Thanks , Ron KA0RYT Sent from my
> Samsung Galaxy smartphone.
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