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JACrux
Recent experience here suggests that finding a switcher that does NOT cause
RFI and fan noise problems is a problem.  
I just went back to using a boat anchor industrial linear supply weighing in
at around 40-50 lbs for that reason. Unfortunately it came with large
terminal bolts, no PowerPole connectors ! But it works and there is no noisy
fan and it will certainly run a K3 as well as a K2 and my Omni-V.9.
MFJ offer a heavy 25 amp+ linear supply, but why oh why is it only 110 VAC
input ?
G3JAG
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Re: Power supplies ..

KBG Luxford
Call me old fashioned, but I like a good quality transformer between me
and the mains.  Mind you, we have a mains voltage of 240 VAC down here.

A transformer for me, and no SMPS for my K3.

73
Kevin
VK3DAP / ZL2DAP

JACrux wrote:

> Recent experience here suggests that finding a switcher that does NOT cause
> RFI and fan noise problems is a problem.  
> I just went back to using a boat anchor industrial linear supply weighing in
> at around 40-50 lbs for that reason. Unfortunately it came with large
> terminal bolts, no PowerPole connectors ! But it works and there is no noisy
> fan and it will certainly run a K3 as well as a K2 and my Omni-V.9.
> MFJ offer a heavy 25 amp+ linear supply, but why oh why is it only 110 VAC
> input ?
> G3JAG
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RE: Power supplies ..

Craig Rairdin
In reply to this post by JACrux
I'm using an Alinco DM-330MV switching power supply for my K2 with no
problems. It has a control that allows me to move the frequency of any RFI I
encounter from the supply, but I've never heard any.

Craig
NZ0R

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Recent experience here suggests that finding a switcher that does NOT cause
RFI and fan noise problems is a problem.  
I just went back to using a boat anchor industrial linear supply weighing in

at around 40-50 lbs for that reason. Unfortunately it came with large
terminal bolts, no PowerPole connectors ! But it works and there is no noisy

fan and it will certainly run a K3 as well as a K2 and my Omni-V.9.
MFJ offer a heavy 25 amp+ linear supply, but why oh why is it only 110 VAC
input ?
G3JAG
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