Andreas,

I've had no problems at all with any of the following switch-mode power
supplies:

DuraComm LP-25, 22 amperes continuous, 25 amperes short-term, about US$ 122
Samlex SEC1223, 23 amperes continuous, 25 amperes short-term, about US$ 106
Astron SS-30, 25 amperes continuous, 30 amperes short-term, about US$ 114

The above power supplies can be purchased through commercial communications
supply houses, such as Tessco, Talley, and Hutton.  The Samlex and Astron
power supplies are also available through Amateur Radio suppliers, such as
AES and HRO.  Despite some uninformed claims to the contrary, the above
switch-mode power supplies do not generate interference with nearby radio
systems- which is why they are recommended by the majority of commercial
radio manufacturers.

73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
 

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Andreas Papagapiou
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009 8:39 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] 30A power supply suggestion

Hi all and Happy New Year!

I'm looking for a power supply for our local repeater.
We are currently using a cheap 20A power supply, but I'm worried it 
may fail under
heavy usage and feed our equipment with higher voltage (it happened 
in the past with a similar
power supply which supplied 35V instead of 13.8)

What I want is a reliable 13,8V, 30A power supply that can provide at 
least 15A at 100% duty cycle.
It also needs to be light (i.e. switching, not transformer type), so 
that I won't have to pay a fortune to have it shipped here.
Any suggestions on models or online shops I can order from?

cheers,

Andreas - 5B8AP



 

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