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I tried one of these and was disappointed. I liked the size, weight, and power rating. However, as soon as I keyed up on 222MHz band, the power supply shut down. I had to turn it off and back on to get it to work again. It worked fine on the 144MHz and 440MHz bands, but not 222MHz. Also, the fan ran all the time and could be noisy.
I have three of these things. I use two to power a Kenwood TS-480HX amateur radio, no problems and the the third to power my Yeasu FT-897 (also to charge the onboard 897 batteries). No noise, seemingly bulletproof. Great value to me.
Shuts itself down if I transmit on the 222 MHz band even when using a different power source! Generates birdies and wideband noise over HF bands. No schematic supplied [...]
It runs my Thunder Power 1010c Lipo charger, with power to spare.
best power supply have had in use for 9 yrs and still kicking never had a problem would buy another one
I use two of these PS, one as primary source for my TenTec Jupiter AMATEUR RADIO base, and the second for portable ops with the same xcvr. I have detected no noise from 75M to 10M in either situation. It just sits there and works!
I added a set of Anderson Power Pole Conecters to it and an extra ground lug to my station ground and it woorks great.
Radio Shack shgould make this with Anderson power pole connecters
as a AMATEUR RADIO OPERATOR on the the go this unit works great for my HAM RADIO UNITS both portable and my extra mobile radio I use at a emergency station. it has not failed me yet and my radio's can be used on HI POWER at all time so I know I am getting out to far away repeaters or to far out units on simplex's
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This power supply is almost unusable on communications equipment due to the poor filtering!
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Connected this PS to my Yaesu FT-900 and immediately noticed that the noise floor was about an S-7 on 40m with no antenna connected. Even more annoying is the PSK31 'type' of howling noises being generated by the PS across the entire HF spectrum. When I connect the FT-900 to an analog PS (a Kenwood PS30), the noise level dropped to an S2 on the same 40m frequency and the PSK31 type of QRN completely disappeared. The PS is useless for me on HF and I will return this unit first chance I get.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Good power - I use it with my Yaesu FT-897. Only negative is the connection screws won't come all the way off so there is no way to put a ring connector there.
[0 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Very nice unit. No problems.
Great power supply! Very clean dc voltage.
Its good but it is too weak for my Sony Powered Amplifier
[1 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
I have nothing bad to say about his unit. Very well made and works like a champ!
[0 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Great buy!! Use with my Icom 706MKIIG and is very quiet with no elec. noise in radio.