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MEP-802 and 803 Main generator tip.
Good question. I'm not an electronics tech - but I've build and rebuilt a few ham radios and amps over the years among other projects. I can read circuit tracings and troubleshoot and solder with the best of 'em, but I think you might want to direct that question to Guyfang, he's a generator...- NormB
- Post #68
- Forum: Generators
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MEP-802 and 803 Main generator tip.
5406s have slightly better peak voltage handling and blocking (i.e. - less likely to sacrifice itself for transient, non-harmful voltage spikes). See PDF attached. I had some MOVs (V14201U) on hand from another project and will get one installed this afternoon when it gets into the 40s outside.- NormB
- Post #66
- Forum: Generators
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MEP-802 and 803 Main generator tip.
****, I shoulda known this one. Thanks. I hate meeses to pieces.- NormB
- Post #41
- Forum: Generators
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MEP-802 and 803 Main generator tip.
Checked mine out today, Letterkenney reset fall 2009 (? October, I forget, wrote it down somewhere), the PS mag update/mod came out in May? It's there, just to the left of the A1 rebulator but they used this really weird fuse: Littelfuse Brand KLDR 3 (KLDR-3) 3 Amp (3 A) 600V Midget Time-Delay...- NormB
- Post #39
- Forum: Generators