On 7/11/2016 3:41 PM, Bob Nielsen wrote:
The batteries in my systems probably need replacing.
UPSes typically use some form of VRLA battery. With computers, they're
really to bridge short outages or allow a computer to gracefully shut
down, and the designers assume that power outages are
John,
I haven't read all the replies yet. I'm sure you will get a variety of
responses, such as mine.
About 40 years ago when color TV's were more expensive, my neighborhood
got a momentary hit in the power, and it came back with a voltage spike
that took out too many TV's to count. To
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73,
Jim - N4ST
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I also live on an island and we too have several outages a year (which
can last from seconds to days). Most are caused by branches blown down
by wind, hitting and breaking the power lines (it is slowly getting
better as Puget Sound Energy has proactively been trimming trees before
they
Thanks to all for your very helpful comments & suggestions.
John
WA1EAZ
> On Jul 11, 2016, at 5:18 PM, Mike K8CN wrote:
>
> John,
>
> Power line arc noise can happen anywhere, even in a semi-rural area like
> your neighborhood (I used to live in Acton MA). There are many
John,
Power line arc noise can happen anywhere, even in a semi-rural area like
your neighborhood (I used to live in Acton MA). There are many web
resources for learning how to identify and track down power line arc
sources. Here are some things I've learned by hard experience.
A good, though
In response to Stengrevics : To deal with a power line noise problem, someone
suggested I try an
uninterruptible power supply (UPS).? Does anyone have any experience doing
this?? If so, what UPS specifications are appropriate to handle the K3S?
For my Elecraft K3S/P3 I am using an Astron RS35M
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Uninterruptible Power Supply for K3S
Thanks to all for the comments.
Not being familiar with these things, I thought the UPS could be use
for a protracte
Thanks to all for the comments.
Not being familiar with these things, I thought the UPS could be use for a
protracted period of time.
Jim - I’ve been through the exercise of turning off every breaker in the house
except the one that supplies power to the shack. I then unplugged everything
in
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Subject: [Elecraft] Uninterruptible Power Supply for K3S
To deal with a power line noise problem, someone suggested I try an
uninterruptible p
On Mon,7/11/2016 11:36 AM, stengrevics wrote:
To deal with a power line noise problem, someone suggested I try an
uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
Bad idea, for several reasons. First, power line noise is created by a
defective component in the power system arcing, and radiated by power
The "UPS" for my K3 consists of an Astron RS35 linear powersupply driving a
West Mountain Radio Super PWRgate PG40Sto a 105Ah AGM SLA battery. Power to the
K3 comes from aWMR RigRunner 4012 that's plugged into the PG40S. Very quiet,and
can be deployed fairly quickly.
73 de N1HO
To deal with a power line noise problem, someone suggested I try an
uninterruptible power supply (UPS). Does anyone have any experience doing
this? If so, what UPS specifications are appropriate to handle the K3S?
My apologies if this has been previously discussed. Please do provide a
link if
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