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not perfect, but it's the best.
Howard
Subject:
[Flexradio] SGC-500
From:
harryh...@aol.com
Date:
Sat, 13 Mar 2010 12:09:23 EST
To:
flexradio@flex-radio.biz
To:
flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Howard: I am curious why
Howard: I am curious why you need to switch your SGC for bands when it is
an automatic function of the SGC-500. I own two of them and they work fine
without external band switching. I do use external switching to reset the
SGC if it senses a bad SWR, etc condition, plus I do remote switch AC
I use an SGC 500 as one of my amps, driven by the 5000. With 30 watts in you
should have full output. Your problem when you trip the curent protection is
actually low voltage. You have to read peak voltage across the power in
terminals of the amp. I placed a 1 ferad capacitor that has a digital
Actually, the CURR trip can be caused by a variety of conditions.
Low voltage is certainly one of them. I have gone 9 rounds with CURR
tripping on my multiple SGC 500's (I have three now).
Things that I've found will make the CURR fault occur:
1) Low voltage. There is a LOW VOLTAGE
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