Most big power amps, used in Amateur radio are still Valve, especialy in VHF, my prefered frequencies.
stockers said:I did once see a Mercury Arc Rectifier = that was quite a valve.
sparky230 said:Most big power amps, used in Amateur radio are still Valve, especialy in VHF, my prefered frequencies.
And the 'youngsters' think blue LED's are 'cool'!sparky230 said:How many do you want? I have quite a few from Miltary Radios, Nice Blue Glow
This one powered Southern Region third rail EMUs - was quite a sitesparky230 said:How many do you want? I have quite a few from Miltary Radios, Nice Blue Glow
Yep, Thanks! I just about kept up with that. i had to take the link to 'mark and space variations' which was useful.sparky230 said:This might explain switch modes a bit better, hope not too technical
http://www.learnabout-electronics.org/PSU/psu30.php
can I politely refer you to post No.1Railway42 said:If you are looking for a Switch mode Power Supply I think Mean Well SE-350W Single Output Switching Power Supply are the best. i.e. SE-350-24. 24 Volts 14.6 Amps.
I used to use them in my medical days. as they also do a medical range.
Do not get confused with cheap Chinese versions.