MS-1228
Compact switching power supply for 13.8V and 25 Amp continous load. The supply is designed for radio applications and has a temperature controlled fan as well as overload and overvoltage protection on the output. Peak current is 28A, the wide input range is selectable between 170-260VAC and 85-135VAC. The output voltage can be regulated internally down to 10V. Removeable AC cable, DC connectors with 4mm sockets and cigar light socket on front, screws on the rear, size 230 x 180 x 55mm, weight 1.8Kg. Comes with two mounting brackets for easy installation below a desk or on the rear of a cupboard.
MS-1228 Rear
Compact 3A switching power supply
Switching power suplly with high power in a small size. 3 Amp output current, voltage: 3V, 4.5V, 6V, 7.5V, 9V and 12V DC selectable by switch on front side. Includes overload protection. Ideal power supply for handheld radios, HF qrp rigs or the new DSP-speakers.
Mini switching power supply, 13.8V/2.8A für FT-817 or VHF handheld radios. Size only 102 x 62 x 37mm, weight 300gr. Large input voltage range from 100 to 240V AC. Protection against overvoltage, overload and over temperature. DC cable with plug 2.1/5.5mm, with adaptor for FT-817. Input AC jack, removeable AC cable (Euro) included.
A RIGrunner is the most convenient and safest way to connect all your 12 VDC equipment to a power source. It is a 13.8 VDC power panel that uses the excellent Anderson Powerpole connectors. Standardize all of your 12 VDC connections using the amateur radio ARES & RACES, RSGB, ARRL Powerpole system.
12 red, 12 black connectors for RIGrunner
Ratcheted mechanism assures proper crimps every time. Contact positioner holds contacts correctly while crimping. Far faster and better than soldering. The highest strength and the lowest resistance connections possible. Long high leverage handle makes even 45 amp 10 gauge crimps easy.
Here are some interesting comments about PowerPole connectors by Del Schier, K1UHF of WestMountainRadio.
Comments about the Powerpole(TM) connector system Written by Del Schier, K1UHF, Westmountainradio, USA Powerpoles have detents that require about 2 to 3 Kg of force per pair to release them. Powerpoles are used extensively by electric model aircraft enthusiasts, if they come apart in an airplane it will be destroyed. They never come apart due to vibration or get loose with age. They will come apart if you trip over the wire or smoke requires a quick disconnect. I tell RIGrunner customers that it important to understand that they will not appreciate their RIGrunner until they put Powerpole connectors on everything that uses or supplies 12 Volts DC. All household AC powered appliances here in the US and I expect Germany, have standard plugs and sockets, why shouldn't 12 Volt DC equipment have standard plugs and sockets also. BTW AC sockets do not lock. I have Powerpoles in all three of my cars, on my work benches, and on every power supply and battery that I own. Only one car and my ham station has a RIGrunner, yet I am always moving equipment around and plugging and un-plugging it. No more screw terminals, wire nuts, black tape or locking connectors, I can move my 12 Volt DC equipment around just like AC appliances. The RIGrunners and the Powerpoles do not make much sense until a ham makes them a standard connector for all DC equipment. Here in the US it is a standard for our emergency groups, ARES & RACES and they are a great help setting up contest stations. The top scoring PJ2T station uses Powerpoles on every piece of DC equipment and has RIGrunners at each operating console.
Take control of all your power consumers. Whether in the amateur radio shack or in the RC model workshop - with the Power Analyzer you see the consumption of all connected devices.
Just put the PA-60100 in the power line from your power source (power supply, battery etc.), everything else is automatic. The own power consumption of the Power Analyzer is very low due to the LC display.
Technical specifications PA-60100
Minimal Resolution
This device enables you to record and archive the measured values with your computer. In addition to the PA-60100 the PRO version hat inputs for two temperatur sensors (not included), one RPM sensor (not included) and one universal DC input.
In conjunction with the widely configurable software the PA-60100PRO becomes a universal longtime data logger for voltages, currents, power, temperature and all other data which can be represented as voltages.
RC model hobbyists use it to find out and document the capacity of the batteries or for RPM measurements and charge state.
In contrast to the PA-60100 the PRO version requires an own power supply (6 to 30V, 30mA), but therefore can also measure negative currents as well. Power supply can also be done over teh USB interface. The supplied software requires Windows 98SE or newer.
Application: A customer writes:
I checked the temperature over time of my heating at home last night. The second temperature sensor could be placed outside for comparisions and to check the control of the heating system. With a minimal circuitry I could also log the on/off times of the heater. Just plug it into my notebook, 100% portable. Super"
PA-60100PRO Specifications
Measurement ranges:
PWRgate PG40 is a simple 12VDC backup power system that can supply up to 40 amperes continuously from either a Power Supply or a Battery.
PWRgate is very useful in a Hamshack, at Repeaters, and for Emergency Communications equipment centers. Connected equipment will instantly switch to battery during AC Power blackouts or Power Supply failures.
PWRgate uses two 80 ampere Schottky diodes connected as an OR-Gate to isolate the battery and power supply from each other. These Schottky diodes have a forward voltage drop of only 0.4 volt maximum thereby dissipating only 16 watts at 40 amperes.
PWRgate has a built-in mini-charger circuit made up of a resistor and diode that will provide up to 1 ampere to keep the battery fully charged.
A Super PWRgate is a 12 volt backup power system that can supply up to 40 amperes continuously from either a Power Supply or a Battery, and can also charge the battery with its high performance charger. Connected equipment will instantly switch to battery during a power blackout or power supply failure. No glitches.
The circuit uses two 80 ampere Schottky diodes as an OR-Gate to isolate the battery and power supply from each other. Forward voltage drop of less than 0.3 volts at 20 A. To keep the battery fully charged and ready for use, the Super PWRgate has a built-in four-stage battery charger with selectable current rates of 1, 4, 7 or 10 amperes.
The circuit is optimized for use with GELLED & AGM type batteries, but will keep flooded lead acid and marine type batteries near full charge as well. The Super PWRgate and the power supply may also be used to charge a battery that is powering the radio, as described by W1ZR in QST.
Specifications
Double braided wire 2x 2,5mm, red/black
Multiple connections to one power supply, reduced cable mess in the shack. With DC input cable, 6 pairs out output lugs for DC plugs or direct cable connection.
Galvanized with isolation, crimp or solder (soldering can be problematic under high currents). Ideal for connection of radios to the power supply or distribution (above). Two versions available, one with 6.5mm width, one with 8mm width. Pack includes 10 pcs.
![]() DC cable for most HF radios (Kenwood, Icom, Yaesu) with 6 pin Molex connector. Each side (red/black) is equipped with a cable fuse. Cable length c. 4m, 2.5mm², other end no connector. |
![]() DC cable for most VHF rigs (Kenwood, Icom, Yaesu) with 2 pin Molex connector (T shaped). Each side (red/black) is equipped with a cable fuse. Cable length c. 4m, 2.5mm², other end no connector. |
![]() DC cable for Yaesu FT-8900, FT-8800 etc. Each side (red/black) is equipped with a cable fuse. Cable length c. 4m, 2.5mm², other end no connector. |
DC cable for Icom IC-703. Without fuses, cable length ca. 4m, 1.5mm², other end no connector. |
DC cable for Icom IC-7000 and Kenwood TS-480. Each side (red/black) is equipped with a cable fuse. Cable length c. 4m, 2.5mm², other end no connector. |
![]() DC cable for Icom IC-706, with filter. Each side (red/black) is equipped with a cable fuse. Cable length c. 4m, 2.5mm², other end no connector. |
6 pin plug
DC connectors for most HF radios (Kenwood, Icom, Yaesu), 6 pin plug, 4 female contacts supplied, incl. bend protection. |
6 pin equipment jack
DC jack, counterpart of the plug 42914.6F (left), as used in most HF radios (Kenwood, Icom, Yaesu). 6 pin jack, 4 male contacts supplied. |
4 pin plug
DC plug for some radios like IC-7000, TS-480, FT-2000, FT-450, 4 pin jack, female contacts. |
3 pin plug
DC connector for IC-703, 3 pins, female contacts. |
2 pin plug
DC connector for most VHF/UHF radios. |
Adaptor 6 pin → 4 pin, if an older 6 pin cable is installed and your new radio requires a 4 pin connector. Length 10cm.
DC connector, red or black, cable connection screw-on
DC connector (coaxial), inner size 2.5mm, outer size 5.5mm. Suitable for many accessories like SWR meters, MFJ equipment etc.
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