AC switching type power supplies tend to be very rfi noisy. Transformer
type power supplies dont use the the dc to ac to dc switching that
generate that RFI .... and should be quieter power supplies. They are
heavier, with line isolation in most cases, and worth the extra expense
and weight. Another bad trait for those switching power supplies is that
there is generally not a true physical break the utility power feed
switch. Instead they just disable the output and leave the switching
circuits active and thus are RFI sources as long as they are plugged in.
73 from Bill - WD8ARZ
South Bend, Indiana
On 5/4/2016 2:51 PM, charlie@thegallos.com wrote:
Hey Gang,
We all know about buying old analog wall warts for power supplies to cut
down on RFI, but sometimes, that is NOT going to happen
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I think it might be a real good idea if we could come up with a list of
various "Line lump" (so they can be wired in) type power supplies at
various power ratings that are KNOWN to be good, and sources for them
I'd be more than happy to collect the list and put it up on my web site
73 de KG2V - Charlie - www.thegallos.com
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