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August 29th 05, 05:38 PM
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Collins 180-L Automatic Antenna Tuner
Greetings,
Does anyone on the list have info or experience on converting this aircraft autotuner to run on 110AC. It uses 110V AC at 400 cycles, as well as other more normal voltages. Thanks, Keith, ve3ts |
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August 31st 05, 05:56 AM
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Find out what the actual B+ (and other) voltage SHOULD be and build
a supply to supply it. What the original source frequency was is no issue as to what the original supply PUT INTO THE CIRCUIT. The 400hz supplies only cared about the INPUT voltage and frequency. "Keith Densmore" wrote in message news  Greetings, Does anyone on the list have info or experience on converting this aircraft autotuner to run on 110AC. It uses 110V AC at 400 cycles, as well as other more normal voltages. Thanks, Keith, ve3ts |
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