I've been running the HV for my 432 amp from a sort-of all-purpose power supply
through a long piece of coax.
The problem is that the power supply is built (in my typical fashion) in the
bottom of a large rack, with no covers on anything. So, HV is readily
accessible to my wife's relatively new and very curious cats.
Untill I can unbuild, and then fashion covers for the main power supply, I
think I'll build a complete power supply for the 432 amp.
I don't want to buy a new transformer. I do have a surplus Peter Dahl 3100
volt @ 1.5 amp ccs transformer that will supply more than the 3000 volts that
I need.
I could include a variac, which I have, although I hear various reports on this
reflector that variacs are bad.
Another option, which I know nothing about, would be the "buck-and-boost"
scheme.
Other than going QRT, any comments on an approach?
73, Barrie, W7ALW
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