On 5/31/2025 2:42 PM, radiodav...@earthlink.net wrote:
I run the K3 and my radio equipment on the 120 VAC 20 amp circuit and the
AL-80B amplifier on the 240 VAC 20 amp circuit.
I run my computer and other stuff on the household 120 VAC 15 amp circuit.
ALL equipment connected to the station sho
My shack is wired with the following:
1x 120 VAV 15 amp
1x 120 VAC 20 amp
1x 240 VAC 20 amp
I run the K3 and my radio equipment on the 120 VAC 20 amp circuit and the
AL-80B amplifier on the 240 VAC 20 amp circuit.
I run my computer and other stuff on the household 120 VAC 15 amp circuit.
I down
On 5/31/2025 11:33 AM, Bob McGraw wrote:
However, should the amp be powered from residential electrical outlets
where there are usually 4 or 5 on the same circuit and using the stab-in
connections, the 120V voltage drop may be excessive under full load.
The amp should not display the HV to be
Yes I do agree with Jim, K9YC. However, should the amp be powered
from residential electrical outlets where there are usually 4 or 5 on
the same circuit and using the stab-in connections, the 120V voltage
drop may be excessive under full load. The amp should not display the
HV to be less th
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A few days of sunshine, with temperatures into the low 70s, made the
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