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You can probably make it work with matched parts, but you will need
somevery good heatsinking and a crowbar circuit in case one of your pass regulators shorts out. You should really look at using an ASTRON SS30 or SS30M (M has volt and amp meters). One was for sale on one of the swap boards recently. I have two and they deliver the current without any strain or heat. As far as RFI noise, they are also very quiet. ARRL did a write up a couple years back on various switchers and this one was the quietest. 25 amps continuous, 30 amps intermittent. I run mine to 20 amps all the time and the fan switches on for a short time, no sweat. clc wrote: Im still trying to come up with a high current DC supply for my mobile HF rig. I have 4 - transformers that are all the same part number, there output is 4amp at 18.5 vac. I want to hook a bridge to each & then connect the DC outputs of each in parallel to increase current to my regulator circut. I should end up with 17 - 18 VDC @ 16 amps. Does this sound like it would work ok, Im not sure about paralleling DC supplies ? -- Joe Leikhim K4SAT "Jazz is not dead. It just smells funny." -F.Z. |
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