Change the connectors on the power supply to accommodate several ring
type connectors. Use 1" long #10 bolts, nuts, flat washers and
insulating washers which are easy to find at your local hardware store
and are very easy to use and replace. Then you can connect 8 to 10
pieces of equipment to one power supply.
Remember, we are ham radio operators and that is what we've always
done. But as I have done, with two stations, I have two power supplies.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 4/25/2020 10:42 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Solder each power supply lead to a short length of #10 wire. Insulate
the connection well.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 4/25/2020 11:12 AM, Ron Manfredi wrote:
Fewer power supplies (meaning the switching type) have actual
terminal bolts to use with ring connectors. If the supply doesn't
have that type of connector, then what alternatives are there to
being able to use one supply in a station that has more than one high
current rig, (even if they are not used at the same time) since the
connectors on most of these supplies will take at most only one 10-12
gauge cable?
Ron WA2EIO
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