On 10/29/2017 8:43 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Since I had the advantage to wire my own house, I used #12 for all
> receptacles, and in the hamshack area, I have a dedicated circuit for
> the two receptacles there. Most installations cannot boast of that same
> advantage.
My first house - 1968 -
I will add that my receptacle is 5 ft from the panel. And the only other things
on this circuit are the light in the Keurig, microwave clock and LCD on the HP
laser.
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> On Oct 30, 2017, at 12:01 PM, Nr4c wrote:
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> Mine works very well
Mine works very well on 110 volts. I use a 15A circuit and it powers the
Elecraft 30 Watt PS and the amp.
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> On Oct 29, 2017, at 10:23 PM, Robert G Strickland wrote:
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> What's the conventional wisdom on running the KPA500 on 110v? At my
Don makes very good points here. Our hour built in 1979 is wired with
#12 for all outlets and lights. HOWEVER, the outlets and switches all
used the"backstab" connections. In my efforts to resolve an issue, I
found that several showed signs of heating. Therefore, I replaced every
outlet
On 10/29/2017 7:23 PM, Robert G Strickland wrote:
What's the conventional wisdom on running the KPA500 on 110v? At my
previous QTH I had 220v, so never had to face this issue. In my new
QTH there's no 220v -yet. The operating environment is 100% cw with
occasional contests. Thanks for all
Robert,
The KPA500 will run OK on 110 (actually 115 or 120) volts.
The real question is how many other receptacles are on the same 120 volt
circuit. Are there any other large current drawing loads on that same
circuit, and how much wire run from the breaker box to the receptacle
being used.
Running on 120v for years no problems ever.
W0MU
On 10/29/2017 8:23 PM, Robert G Strickland wrote:
What's the conventional wisdom on running the KPA500 on 110v? At my
previous QTH I had 220v, so never had to face this issue. In my new
QTH there's no 220v -yet. The operating environment is
I have been running at 120vac for years with no issues including RTTY.
I've run the 220 line to it, but haven't switched it over yet.
Mike va3mw
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I have run my KPA500 at rated power for several years from nominal 120 volt
mains. I operate mostly CW with some RTTY as well. I have had many long CW
rag chews, but not much contest operation. My guess is that you should have
no problem.
Dave - K9FN
On Sun, Oct 29, 2017 at 10:24 PM
What's the conventional wisdom on running the KPA500 on 110v? At my
previous QTH I had 220v, so never had to face this issue. In my new QTH
there's no 220v -yet. The operating environment is 100% cw with
occasional contests. Thanks for all opinions in advance.
...robert
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