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Chris55000 · 16th Jul 2008, 12:17 am

Hi!

Next project for the Shambles......!!!

Chris Williams

Don Collie jnr · 16th Jul 2008, 9:00 am

G`day Chris,
Looks very useful! What are it`s specs? Is it a HV supply? Pict # 2 is a bit small to see - could be my computer. [I`m not an expert at driving them - my son gets impatient with me, when I can`t repeat what he does!]..........
.................................................. .............................................Don.

Chris55000 · 16th Jul 2008, 11:27 am

Hi!

It's a Heathkit IP17 stabilised HT/GB supply! It's not arrived yet but I'll be posting more piccies when I begin on it!!!

HT 0-300V 100mA, GB 0 - -100V 10mA & one 6.3V O/P!

I don't know if the Assembly Words come with it - I suspect I'll have to order 'em from the USA!!! These supplies are still fairly regularly available but the prices they finally go at can be shocking - They Cause A Worse Pain In The Wallet Than The 300V Itself Does!!!

Chris Williams

igranic · 16th Jul 2008, 3:05 pm

Chris,

You have a PM re the manual.

Edward

JHGibson · 16th Jul 2008, 8:05 pm

Chris,
I have one of these regulated PS, and find them very useful. I can power up valve receiver prototypes or reform electrolytics via a high value resistor etc. Mine provides 12 vac as well as 6vac. These power supplies come in two versions, the early ones used two 0A2 for the voltage reference, later ones used a string of zeners.
John.

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Don Collie jnr Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Invercargill, New Zealand Posts: 51	Re: Next Project! G`day Chris, Looks very useful! What are it`s specs? Is it a HV supply? Pict # 2 is a bit small to see - could be my computer. [I`m not an expert at driving them - my son gets impatient with me, when I can`t repeat what he does!].......... .................................................. .............................................Don.

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Chris55000 Nonode Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Walsall Wood, Aldridge, Walsall, UK. Posts: 2,874	Re: Next Project! Hi! It's a Heathkit IP17 stabilised HT/GB supply! It's not arrived yet but I'll be posting more piccies when I begin on it!!! HT 0-300V 100mA, GB 0 - -100V 10mA & one 6.3V O/P! I don't know if the Assembly Words come with it - I suspect I'll have to order 'em from the USA!!! These supplies are still fairly regularly available but the prices they finally go at can be shocking - They Cause A Worse Pain In The Wallet Than The 300V Itself Does!!! Chris Williams Last edited by Chris55000; 16th Jul 2008 at 11:38 am.

16th Jul 2008, 3:05 pm	#4
igranic Rest in Peace Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: North Bedfordshire, UK. Posts: 395	Re: Next Project! Chris, You have a PM re the manual. Edward

16th Jul 2008, 8:05 pm	#5
JHGibson Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Salt Spring Island, BC, Canada Posts: 368	Re: Next Project! Chris, I have one of these regulated PS, and find them very useful. I can power up valve receiver prototypes or reform electrolytics via a high value resistor etc. Mine provides 12 vac as well as 6vac. These power supplies come in two versions, the early ones used two 0A2 for the voltage reference, later ones used a string of zeners. John.