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Subject: power supply led Sat Nov 28, 2020 3:48 pm
hi all whats the deal on a Led switching power supply, all new to me whats the best amps for a ssb radio i was thinking about 10 amps....
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Subject: Re: power supply led Sat Nov 28, 2020 3:57 pm
Don't know about the LED bit but you get 2 types of psu. Switching and linear. Linear will give you less noise than switching but cost more. 20 TO 25 AMP would be about right and you won't overload it.
Today at 6:06 pm by togeika
Subject: power supply led 