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Old April 11th 05, 02:39 AM
Greg
 
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Cuhulinman - See my reply to David's post. I'm really just trying to learn
a little about power supplies, and was wondering if a power supply in my
shack would eliminate power line noise from the house. The inverters I
mentioned are not what I would use at home, but they brought up the question
of what's the difference between switching and linear.

I could use batteries, but I want a more permanent solution in the shack.
Though, it's likely that power line noise is minimal compared to radiated
noise picked up by my antenna, so I probably really don't need a separate
power supply.

Greg

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Date: Sun, 10 Apr 2005 15:21:17 -0500
Subject: Power Supples

Use two 12 volt car batteries and an a voltage drop thingy of the right
amount of voltage drop.Or is that practical?
cuhulin


 
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