Charles,
It would contain the upgrade (and should have blue toroids for L16 and
RFC1, L15 not populated).
BUT - do check the value of C31. If C31 is .22uf you have *all* the
latest pieces, but if C31 is a 33nf cap, then you have one of those
troublesome 'intermediate' KPA100 kits that were sh
On Friday 08 June 2007 09:46, charles wrote:
> On Friday 08 June 2007 01:18, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> > If you are seeing erratic HI SWR on your antenna, consider that the
> > KPA100 could be oscillating (especially if it happens on 40 meters) - if
> > that is suspected, I recommend that you add the KP
On Friday 08 June 2007 01:18, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> If you are seeing erratic HI SWR on your antenna, consider that the
> KPA100 could be oscillating (especially if it happens on 40 meters) - if
> that is suspected, I recommend that you add the KPA100UPKT. If your
> KPA100 kit was shipped after las
Normal fuses are rated such that when 2.1 times their nominal current rating
is passed they will break within 30s. So, a normal 20A fuse will not break
until it is passing >40A and even then it will take a long time to go,
enough to fry the rig. The fuse is there to protect the cable when a gr
Scott,
That sounds like you have a K2/100 there (using a 30 amp? power supply).
There is no circuit breaker in the KPA100, but if you are using the
supplied power cord, the manual instructs you to add a 20 amp fuse in
the power supply lead.
The base K2 does have a resettable fuse that acts ra
Is there any way to test the circuit breaker in a K2 without running the
risk of damaging the rig?
I have had the circuit breaker in my Icom PS-30 switching power supply trip
a couple of times
lately because of high swr on the antenna I was trying to use. The power
supply always beats
the K2 c
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