I used that very same supply when I had my first 1500. I still have it and plan to use it again when I get my new 1500. I put the fuse in my power cord. You can pick up the stuff at your local cell phone...um I mean Radio Shack and it's about a ten minute job. Simple easy peace of mind IMO.
73,
Michael, W4HIJ
On 11/24/2012 2:42 PM, Thomas Bewick wrote:
Greetings group,

I am just reading through the installation instructions for the Flex 1500
in anticipation of getting mine that I just ordered yesterday and I see it
calls for a 1.5A power supply. I have a Samlex SEC-1223 power supply that I
had for my Yaesu FT-450 that is a 23 amp supply. In
my experience a radio will only draw what it needs, but it also says in the
flex 1500 instructions to add a 5 amp fuse if the power supply is not
current limiting. Any reason I should not use this for the 1500? It does
say that the SEC-1223 has "current limiting, short circuit protection and
over voltage protection".

Thanks, Tom N2BEW
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