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I have some HT batteries that have expanded when they get old after many charges.? Best to remove and replace before something leaks... Within the last month I my original battery with a WinCamp set

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I have a roughly 6 year old Windcamp battery, All has been fine with it until this week when it literally expanded like a balloon.? The physical structure is not swollen, but the plastic cover is

Any 11V to 15V 2A PSU is fine, even SMPSU if low RF noise. A "rig" 13.8 V supply can be used but wasteful compared to 12 V. I've used decent 12V 2 A SMPUs from scrapped router/modems that made no

Hi Tony, based on the consideration that power supply units for medical devices must fulfil stricter requirements with regard to interference radiation, I have purchased a power supply unit for

Yes. I believe the voltage measure adjustment is menu item 17 in the service menu. ?But, it’s a measure that can and does go out of calibration, and should be treated as guidance rather than a

Hi, I suggest you read this topic, and use a power cable with adequate section. /g/ft817/topic/incorrect_voltage_reading_on/85137907 Regards, IZ1FHC

That can be adjusted in one of the service menus. 73….Eric VK2VE. Sent: Saturday, 5 October 2024 09:35 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ft817] Home Power Supply for Yaseu Ft 818nd I would

Hi Al, If that’s the case, then the 1V drop is quite acceptable as it is also reflecting the voltage drop in the cable from the power supply, especially if it’s a fairly thin one, as they often

It also depends on where he’s measuring it. If being measured at the power supply’s output terminals, then it is probably too much drop, however, if it’s being measured on the FT817’s

I would not trust the display on the radio. I would trust a calibrated power supply or meter. ?Mine is not that accurate, off by at least 1.5 volts.

Ok. Let us know if another ps does the same. I'm running battery, but never noticed. Thanks 73 Mike WA1MAD

Michael, I was reading that on the voltage display of the radio.? That is the one that counts after all. -- Al Skierkiewicz WB9UVJ

I think he might notice a 1 volt drop on a 12v power source, even on an analog meter. An 11v power source is perfectly acceptable for an FT-817, but it's not an 11v supply - it should hold the voltage

I don't believe the group should store copyright-protected content - as I recall, the league is very good about pointing that out when you download an article... QST articles are not in the public

They all drop a bit. You must be reading a digital volt meter. If it was analog, you'd never notice. Mike WA1MAD

Greg: I sent you a pdf of the article.? I also sent it to the group.

I think it was a good decision to send the PS back. No power supply of any worth should do that. It makes me wonder if it's a design issue, or just a bad one that didn't get rejected in QC. Good luck

The $7 power supply mentioned earlier would likely be a better match than the power supply you linked to on Amazon. The $7 PS is made for industrial applications and likely handles larger power draws

Mike, Thanks for that information. I was not aware of that. Greg Wilde, AE4GW [email protected]> wrote: