Look for a Genasun GV10-PB. MPPT, dead quiet. I'm using one with a pair
of Trojan 6V flooded lead acid batteries and a couple of 60W panels. The
link below may be the best price.
Ed,
I've been using a Morningstar Prostar PS15M for several years, connected
between my G.E. 72 watt solar panel and a bank of AGM batteries in the shack.
The batteries run my K3, KX3, and KAT500, in addition to a 12v desk lamp. I
have zero RFI from this device.
Jim Bennett / W6JHB
Folsom,
I have a MPPT controller and they produce a lot of radio interference.
From what I understand PWM also cause radio interference. I believe
that the older diversion controllers are quiet. Normally they would
waste a lot of energy but if one were running enough equipment so the
battery was
I use KI0BK's Solar controller, $40 plus shipping, controls up to 170 watt
panels, has PP connectors, no RFI. Built by a ham. Note that input and
output are configured differently. Well satisfied.
ki0bk.no-ip.com/~pwrgate/LLPG/Site/Solar.html
Darryl, KK5IB
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On Mon,7/20/2015 3:10 PM, James Bennett wrote:
I've been using a Morningstar Prostar PS15M
I don't recall the model number, but the Morningstar I encountered on a
sailboat was quite noisy.
73, Jim K9YC
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