Depends on your 120 V supply. I had good wiring, through a sub-panel
[an accident of previous construction] and it ran fine for me, no light
dimming. I also had 240 V available, but not located conveniently to
the KPA500. KPA1500 is probably something else again.
Now, here in Sparks, my antenna is on the fence. I sold the KPA/KAT500,
but on 160/80, I flash the touch lamps in the bedroom at 100 W. Navy
radiomen to the south of us could intercept my CW.
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
On 12/12/2018 4:13 PM, Tom Berry wrote:
Is there any advantage to use 220 V over 110 V on the KPA500?
Is it worth having an electrician come to the house and install a 220
V outlet for it?
Thanks
Tom AA4VV
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