In addition to the voltage being MUCH higher than the Drake likes, the Heathkit
HP23-series supplies couldn't begin to provide enough plate current for a
TR-4C! Peak current consumption of, say, an HW-101 or SB-102 is 250 mA. The
Drake draws twice that!

73,
Dean K5DH


In article ifgU75G3LLdo-pn2-mOQKKFJbOk7l@localhost,
says...

On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 21:31:24 UTC, "KA9S-3_Jeff"
wrote:

Wanted - Cheap - for Drake TR-4C: broken AC-4 or AC-3, or home brewed
power
supply, or modifiable power supply by other manufacturer, or interesti
ng
power transformer.
--------
...

Here is what the power supply needs to do:

Input: 117 vac
Outputs: (12.6 vac @ 5.5A), (650 vdc @ 300mA average - 500 mA peak)
, (250
vdc @ 175 mA), (-45 to -65 vdc for bias)

If any of you have something to sell me that will get me there, please
let
me know (with details).


Thanks Jeff - KA9S

You could probably use a Heathkit HP-23 or one of the A/B/C
varients. The Heath's voltages are higher than what you spec.

HP-23's are about $50. There's almost always one or two on eBay.
I saw one go for $30 at a hamfest this spring.

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