I was just wondering if anyone has bought any of the pyramid brand power supply's. Is that a good brand or should I keep looking.
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They're fine. They're not as "rugged" as some of the others like Astron, but I have a 14amp one if been using for probably 9 years with zero problems.
You should also look in the Forum Store if you want a new one (shameless plug :blush: ). I have those at very competitive prices for forum members...even better than what I can do for other products.
You should also look in the Forum Store if you want a new one (shameless plug :blush: ). I have those at very competitive prices for forum members...even better than what I can do for other products.
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heres a link to a couple of reviews of the pyramids . pyramid and pyle are the same thing inside , just cosmetic differences on the outside . pyramids numbers in their name refers to the PS peak amperage , pyles number refers to its contious amperage .
Pyramid PS-36KX Power Supply Review
Pyramid PS-14KX
Pyramid PS-36KX Power Supply Review
Pyramid PS-14KX
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What pass transistors do the Pyramids use ?? Also how many pass transistors in your 14 amp supply ??
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What pass transistors do the Pyramids use ?? Also how many pass transistors in your 14 amp supply ??
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i have a ps 36kx powa supply an it works great! Never had a problem with it yet an it's few yrs old. runs the TS430 with NO probs. just my .02
Don't know if this helps or not, but I run my entire shack off of one Samlex SEC-1223, that's an IC-2200H, the Uniden VHF Marine, and the TS-130S all at the same time. Since I only transmit on one radio at a time I've never had reason to believe that I'm over burdening this power supply.
I know several ham's that insist on using super high amprage power supplies, and unless you're running a 200 watt transceiver, or a solid state amp that requires 12 vdc, it just seems like over kill.....
I know several ham's that insist on using super high amprage power supplies, and unless you're running a 200 watt transceiver, or a solid state amp that requires 12 vdc, it just seems like over kill.....