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Old June 26th 09, 04:39 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.homebrew
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Default Filter choke specs

On Jun 25, 11:32*pm, raypsi wrote:
Now for the rest of the story: use a high voltage FET 2Amp at 800V
across the choke and regulate it with a *LM431, programmable Zener.
I has a EICO Triband HF rig model 753, it's power supply uses 2
chokes, I regulate the outputs: 790 Volts to the final and 275 Volts
to the rest of the rig. Solid as a brick outhouse. The chokes take
most of the load off the FET's. So if the chokes saturate the FET's
take over. With all the mods I done to the EICO 753's regulating the
DC outputs is best.


Ha! Hotmodding an Eico 753. Sorta like putting a supercharger on a
Yugo :-). I can see how both could be fun, in a kinda subversive "it
should've never been sold in the first place, and I'm now going to
take it to the extreme!" sense!

Tim N3QE
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