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I've been running 4 Meanwell switchers (12VDC @ 29 amps) in series for well over 10 years to provide 50 volts to my 6 & 2 meter solid state KW amps. They haven't let me down even after hours and hours

Hello Marlo, If used for the Henry Amp, it would be 33Amps at 14.1V. I am going to try just for curiosity, two Astron SS-30M supplies in parallel and compare with the existing repeater HRP-600 12.

I’ve made numerous attempts to use DosBox over the years and have never had any luck. I’ve got a 486 laptop that I use for DOS software and before that I used to program them with a 2007 dual core

It's not just slower speed; all the old Motorola DOS RSS expect the serial port to be using a processor in REAL mode (actual DOS, hardware control of the serial port) not PROTECTED mode (serial port

Well, tried Com1, Com2 up to Com 36 and all different baud rates for each Com selected with no luck so I asked AI Gemini what was the typical baud rate for programming a maxtrac radio, below is the

You could try MoSlo, I’ve used it long ago to slow down PCs programming old radios. you can get the basic ver for free, or delux for donation to a charity for $25. http://www.hpaa.com/moslo/ Also

I prefer copper on stainless parts, but aluminum is OK too. The thing to remember is you want to use an anti-size with particles that are NOT the same as either of the surfaces that are in contact.

John, What load are we trying to supply?? How much total current? -- 73, Marlo KA2IRQ

I would definitely look for a brand name like Loctite, It's never failed me - I liked the copper base, too many copy cats these days ready to take your money, Dan. Tell the man behind the counter

In reference to the Never-Seez recommendation, I have two needs, Invar threaded duplexer tuning rods, and stainless steel on stainless steel nut/bolts for tower leg clamps on towers.? I have used

I had access to machines like that before I retired about 11 years ago.? Really hated to give up access to a fully equipped machine shop and scrap aluminum and stainless steel. If I could not make

Thanks Jeff... that sounds like really good advice. Mike WM4B

I've bent them back when I've had no other choice and, probably 8 times out of 10, was successful. I'd suggest that after you bend it back into what seems to be right that you run the rod out (not

* And possibly building a die set to make multiple sets. The copper is standard grounding strap * which I have a supply of. Needing to figure out shearing the strips to the correct width. The

Jeff DePolo, Right on Jeff. Screw size you supplied is correct. Happy to find that I have a "B" range DB 4062! Also a big thanks to Jeff and others who have assisted me with my questions. Happy

I had my money ready to buy this tool a few years ago. BAUMR-AG 200mm Sheet Metal Shear & Brake Combination Manual Bending Guillotine 73 John

Why not just take its mates down to the Bolt shop, while there buy a set metric thread gauges, they may even have a A4 card with all the metric threads listed, for free? Just thinking outside the

Yep, you're good with those loops. I'm pretty sure the screws are #6-32 x 1/4", stainless. I can measure one if you can't verify. --- Jeff WN3A

I did, but then decided that discretion was the better part of valor and resisted the temptation. I did put some lateral pressure on it and it just didn’t feel right; probably because it’s

Mike, Have you considered straightening the rod?? I've successfully done it several times on other threaded rod duplexers. Kevin W3KKC