home brew power supply
 

3500 Volts, 500 mils with screen and bias supply. Been a project for my home
brew amp.

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Gary...

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On Sat, 26 May 2007 21:14:16 -0400, "Gary"
wrote:

3500 Volts, 500 mils with screen and bias supply. Been a project for my home
brew amp.

Is that for a headphone amplifier?
Brian McAllister

Sarasota, Florida

email bkm at oldtech dot net

home brew power supply
 

Nice craftmanship! Show the RF deck sometime.


"Gary" wrote in message
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3500 Volts, 500 mils with screen and bias supply. Been a project for my
home
brew amp.

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Gary...

home brew power supply
 

"Gary" wrote in message
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3500 Volts, 500 mils with screen and bias supply. Been a project for my
home
brew amp.

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Gary...

Are those big cans on the lower shelf caps!?

home brew power supply
 

3500 volts?

Please clue us in, what is supplying power for?

Phil

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"Phil Nelson" wrote in message
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3500 volts?

Please clue us in, what is supplying power for?

Phil

A big whomping car stereo. ::kaBoomThud::

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Yes, they are filter caps. The big gray things are the filter chokes. This
power supply is a variable supply for a homebrew amplifier I am building.
Uses two 813's in the RF deck and also modulated by two 813's. Will post
more pics as the project goes along.

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Gary...
"Buck Frobisher" wrote in message
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"Gary" wrote in message
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3500 Volts, 500 mils with screen and bias supply. Been a project for my
home
brew amp.

--
Gary...

Are those big cans on the lower shelf caps!?

home brew power supply
 

"Phil Nelson" wrote in message
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3500 volts?

Please clue us in, what is supplying power for?

Phil

4CX10000 perhaps... :) Ham Radio RF power amp, Phil.

Pete

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"Gary" wrote in message
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Yes, they are filter caps. The big gray things are the filter chokes. This
power supply is a variable supply for a homebrew amplifier I am building.
Uses two 813's in the RF deck and also modulated by two 813's. Will post
more pics as the project goes along.

Sounds like a Gates BC1. In any case, I was going to guess 4 813s were
involved but I missed the opportunity.