Jose -
The N8XJK boost regulators will do what you want with a few caveats.
First, they do introduce some conversion inefficiency themselves - they
will draw about 10% to 20% more power from the battery than will be
delivered to your radio. Just the nature of boost converters. This will put
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Subject: [Elecraft] KXPA100 on battery.
I just purchased and put together a KXPA100 Amp. I want to use it at home
with my power supply (same one Elecraft currently sells). But I also want to
use the amp with my KX3 out of doors in a portable situation.
I tried my KXPA100 with my 12v
On Wed,2/3/2016 3:57 PM, Don Butler wrote:
I have done a fair amount of portable operation with a KX3, KXPA100 and
CrankIR vertical using a 12 v deep cycle battery
If you have the bucks, it's worth switching to an LiFEPO4 battery.
Roughly one third the weight for the same Ah rating, and a
I just purchased and put together a KXPA100 Amp. I want to use it at home with
my power supply (same one
Elecraft currently sells). But I also want to use the amp with my KX3 out of
doors in a portable situation.
I tried my KXPA100 with my 12v 22ah battery and I received a "LO SPPLY" message
on
I use one with my solar powered home system. I got it after low
batteries at our California QSO Party operation started causing
interference between our 3 stations. It seems to work well at
home on my K3.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 2/3/16 at 3:56 PM, lightdazz...@gmail.com (Chip Stratton) wrote:
The
operation.
73, Igor UA9CDC
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KXPA100 on battery.
I have done a fair amount of portable o
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