Question: Over-voltage protection (OVP) for K2, K1

[Brian Kassel]

Dave:

I would be interested in purchasing several kits, but some would be at
QRP levels, while others would be for something like 20-25A, if the
price were reasonable.

Brian K7RE

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[Alan D. Wilcox, W3DVX]

Brian,
Were I to do any kitting up of OVP parts, I'd probably just use the
Power-One modules, which cost around $10 and $16 for the OVP-12 and
OVP-24 respectively.

Without the economies of quantity-purchase discounts and streamlined
production, the price for a kit would probably be somewhere between $30
and $60. That's just a guess, and a wild one at that!

Then again, one would probably consider the OVP as the price of
"insurance," because it surely doesn't "do" anything on a daily basis.
But when you need it, you really do need it.

73, Alan
        Alan D. Wilcox, W3DVX
570-321-1516
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http://WilcoxEngineering.com
Williamsport, PA 17701

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Brian Kassel wrote:
> Dave:
>
> I would be interested in purchasing several kits, but some would be at
> QRP levels, while others would be for something like 20-25A, if the
> price were reasonable.
>
> Brian K7RE
>
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