Mystery Power Supply Unit.
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This power supply unit was in my former museum collection. I wonder if anyone has any info. I think the chassis may have been from a former piece of kit.
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Looking at the 12 pin connector, could it be a 19 set PSU built into some other military chassis?
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Oh I know those retaining lugs - but what are they? I can feel the knurled retainer thing tightening on them in a mount...
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First reaction is it a PCR PSU?
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Hi Cecil, measuring the available voltages at the socket would be a good place to start. Keith’s thought that it might be a 19 set mains PSU I would think is reinforced by the low voltage looking metal rectifier.
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Doesn't look like a PCR one to me; the PCR has a moulded rubber connector.
In the 50th and 60s there were a few commercially produced WS19 mains supplies, some just to power the receiver, other ones powered both Tx And Rx. Could you have one of those?? I wonder what voltage it provides? |
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