Who said move the amp outside?
I said move the power run outside from the room where the panel is to the
room that needs it.
R. Kevin StoverAC0H
ARRL, FISTS, SKCC, NAQCC.
One of the guys that made sneakernet irrelevant, in my little corner of the
world.
"If it doesn't work the first time you
I would agree. If I invested >$5K in a shiny new piece of ham gear I
would not risk it to damage from moisture. Besides, I would want to
admire it every time I sat down in the shack.
With that being said, I have a lot of equipment remotely located at
tower top or bottom. Most of my
Although the KPA1500 can already be operated remotely, comfortably, using
KPA1500 Utility's Operate page, and although the eventual release of
KPA1500 Remote will be even better, I would advise against putting the amp
outdoors. Even if the housing is 100% water tight forever, Murphy almost
Thanks for the ideas, Mark. The remote software idea is interesting. There is
a 220 volt outlet already on the outside perimeter deck, which we had put in
for the possibility of someday having a hot tub out there – which we never did.
I could put both the amp and the PS in some sort of
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