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"west" wrote in message
news:Bephh.212$pr5.108@trnddc01... I have a 40 amp, 13.8v supply and would like to add a voltage (0-15v) meter and an amp (0-50amp) meter. The meters look frail and I can't imagine running all that current through those flimsy connectors and tiny meter coil. I have no paperwork on the meters and was wondering if I need a shunt resistor or something to take all that current. Any ideas? Thank you. Cordially, west Regulated Linear Power Supply Construction What's inside your Astron®? David Metz, WA0AUQ I have often referenced David Metz's (WA0AUQ) article on Linear Power Supply Construction. David wrote this article for the SouthEast Iowa Technical Society (SEITS) newsletter in November 1996. Sadly, SEITS and its web site are no longer on the Internet. Kevin Custer, K3KKC has agreed to add this article to the Astron folder in the Repeater Builders Technical Information Page (RBTIP). Hobbyists can again access this informational and educational article on linear power supply construction (Adobe Acrobat format) he http://www.repeater-builder.com/astr...on-article.pdf w9gb BTW Meter labeling is also quite easy |
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