>>> Hmmm,
I thought most of that stuff was 400Hz? We used to have 60~400Hz
motor-generators on ship for our computers. I have a notch in my hearing
right at 400Hz courtesy of those mogens. <<<
The tale I heard re. 800 Hz aircraft supplies is that they were an extension of
the "less iron / less weight" principle, meant for use in LTA
(Lighter than air)
stuff; i.e., the Navy's N Class maritime patrol blimps!
These critters were a LOT more weight sensitive than conventional aircraft.
Mr. T.
At 09:09 PM 1/2/2008, Mike Sawyer wrote:
Hmmm,
I thought most of that stuff was 400Hz? We used to have 60~400Hz
motor-generators on ship for our computers. I have a notch in my hearing
right at 400Hz courtesy of those mogens.
Mod-U-Lator,
Mike(y)
W3SLK
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Subject: Re: [AMRadio] TBW 800 Hz Power Supply
As a youngster I bough a lot of WWII surplus and some of it had high freq
dynamotor power supplies. They wee usuall thrown away and we would home
brew a power supply.
Joe, KL7DWE
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