Rick,


Definitive statements can't be made unless the plate voltage meter is known to 
be in calibration and/or an external meter used to verify its accuracy.



73,




Evan, K9SQG






-----Original Message-----
From: richard radke <[email protected]>
To: drakelist <[email protected]>
Sent: Mon, Feb 20, 2012 12:14 pm
Subject: [Drakelist] low plate voltage


Marc,

I agree with Lee.  Low input voltage.  Mine shows 2700 volts running  
from a 240vac line after rebuild.  What do you see in the cw/tune  
position, lower by the same percentage?

Rick
W9WS




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> Marc,
> What is your line voltage?
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> Lee
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> I recently aquired a l4b. I upgraded the ps and soft key with harbach.
> I turned the amp on in ssb with no load and have 2400 volts. I did not
> try and key or do anything else as i do not want to cause damage. I
> believe i should have 2600volts.?
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> Marc - I just rebuilt the L-7PS with a Harbach board (and a L-4PS  
> with the Heathkit Shop board)....Both boards show 2700 volts on the  
> amp meters after putting them into operation.
>
> Did you do a low-voltage test before installing?  I applied a 20VAC  
> voltage to the input and got ~50VDC at the outputs verifying the  
> voltage doubler function.
>
> You may want to give that a try....sounds like a part reversal  
> during install.
>
> Dino KL0S
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> On Feb202012, at 1050 AM, hs0zju wrote:
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>> I recently aquired a l4b. I upgraded the ps and soft key with  
>> harbach. I turned the amp on in ssb with no load and have 2400  
>> volts. I did not try and key or do anything else as i do not want  
>> to cause damage. I believe i should have 2600volts.
>>
>> 73 marc hs0zju
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