Hello,
you may want to look for AC voltage regulators. They are usually used for
this exact purpose when the line voltage is not "clean". Depending on type,
they regulate the voltage, frequency, phases, etc. However they may end up
being more expensive than just using DC (if possible). So if your
Fellows I did find a AC-AC inverter. Don't know the price but have asked.
ABSOPULSE
The FC 2KP-EW/A Series modular ac-ac frequency converter system was
designed to deliver a clean sine-wave output from ″dirty″ generator voltage
under extreme environmental conditions.
73s
Will, KB7QL
On Mon,
Lots of generators have bad outputs. Most inverters made in the last few years
have very good outputs as the older units produced a square wave or mortified
square wave. Advances in electronics have allowed sine wave inverters to be
produced at a much lower cost than they could a few years ago.
Perhaps I'm showing my ignorance, but I would think that an actual AC
generator would have a better waveform than any inverter that isn't
intended to tie into the grid. That makes me think that your generator
is not working correctly.
On 6/15/2020 1:14 PM, Will Gray via BVARC wrote:
I have a
You might consider a decent UPS, most of them will purify the power and give
you a small amount of running time while you’re refueling, etc. APC is a very
good and long-trusted brand in homes and datacenters alike, with every size you
could want.
There are many other good options on Amazon;
I have a 5500 watt diesel generator that gives me plenty of power but the
waveform of the 60Hz power is flat topped and very rough (bad power for
good equipment). I am looking for a source of an AC-AC inverter that would
take that bad power and convert it to pure sine wave. Does anyone have any
Gus, we hope to have the recording online this week. Once we do, I will send
the link out to the reflector (this email list).
Thanks!
Jeff Greer, W5JEF
From: BVARC on behalf of Gus Bernard via BVARC
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 11:38 AM
To: BRAZOS VALLEY
I finally decided on an HF Rig, the FT991A, so I will have an extra UHF/VHF
radio since the 991 aslo includes those bands. So I am selling the newest
radio the FTM 300, never used, still in box...with everything that is included
with a new radio purchase. You all know new it goes for 470 plus
Hi, All:
Does anyone know where I can find a link to the Scott Tilley (VE7TIL) June
11th Meeting presentation?
Thanks,
Gus Bernard, KG5OFB
Brazos Valley Amateur Radio Club
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