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Mauro,
The 516F-2 has a dual primary transformer. The primaries can be wired in series for 220 volt operation. This is also true of the 30L-1 amplifier and the 30S-1 amplifier. For the 75S-x receivers which are 110 only according to the manuals, you could try several simple approaches. Since it would only draw 2 to 3 amps at most, a small step down transformer could be used. Also, you could try something resistive and dissipating 250 watts that would drop the voltage to the 110 range. good luck & 73, Phil W5BVB "Mauro Succi" wrote in message .. . I'd like to buy a 75S-3A or 75S3C Collins receiver. On eBay many are on sale from USA suppliers. I'm just in doubt because i cannot find clear indication on main power supply possibilities. Documentation found on Internet sometimes specify 110/220, other times just 110. And i need a 220 capable unit, since i'm living in Europe. Is there a way to detect clearly what is the effective power supply installed? I've the same problem also on the 516F-2 power supply. The only power supply that clearly specify a dual voltage option is the PM-2. Is there somebody that can clarify my doubt? Many thanks. Mauro |
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