Don,
Although the current draw of the Unified Chassis is largely dependent
upon the number of modules installed, I think you can rely on the fact
that most MICOR power supplies are rated to supply 2 amperes maximum at
9.6 VDC. If you build a power supply that can handle 2 amps at 9.6 VDC,
you should be fine.
As for the other question, rather than modifying the built-in metering
system, I'd simply add a separate meter with a biasing network to offset
the meter current so that no signal gives you a zero reading. You could
also add a switch to cut in the bias circuit when you wanted the
built-in meter to read signal strength.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
Don wrote:
... How much current dos the Micor Unified chassis draw for the 9.6?...
Other question: I use the 0-50 Micro Amp Meter on top of the 6 Ft Rack
as the S-Meter for incoming signals, and it reads half scale with no
signal... I would like for it to read 0 with no signal...
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