[time-nuts] New Member

[Bob Camp]

Hi

Since it's 24 to 48 volts, there are a lot of things that run off that sort of power. The auction sites are full of various switchers that will work. Often a big one isn't much more than a small one. The Meanwell's seem to be pretty good (I may have that spelled wrong). 

Bob

On Sep 2, 2013, at 7:53 PM, quartz55 <quartz55 at hughes.net> wrote:

> New guy here, old to radio.  Just purchased a Nortel NTBW50AA and antenna from the guy in CO for what I thought was a good price.  All I'm interested in is a solid 10MHz signal to lock things in the shack to.  Recently purchased a XRef-VS from VK3HZ, haven't gotten either yet.  Also have a LPRO that I've had for a while, but the only think I could lock with it is my Motorola Service Monitor, which helps some.  Plan is to lock the TS-2000 to the GPSDO and also check the LPRO.
> 
> I may have questions if things don't work, but I've got the LH and the trimble mon also.  It'll probably be later this week before I get anything.
> 
> Are there any secrets anyone would care to share about the NTBW30AA?  Apparently all it needs is +24 or -48 VDC.  Anyone know of a little switched supply that will work?  Otherwise I have a large 5A 35V transformer and an LM338T.  Not sure I need the regulator.
> 
> Later
> Dave
> N3DT
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