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Power Supply for flex 1500

James C Miller
James C Miller Member
edited April 2020 in FLEX Series (Legacy) Radios
Has anyone found a small low cost  AC/DC power supply for the flex 1500 ? 

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  • Jim KJ3P
    Jim KJ3P Member ✭✭✭
    edited April 2020
    My favorite power supply at the moment is the Alinco DM-330MV, but this is over $100, way overkill for running the 1500.

    When I had a 1500, I wanted an absolutely quiet supply, so I used a slightly over-the-hill motorcycle/lawn mower battery, outfitted with a good current-limited charger. The 1500 takes so little current, you can just switch on the charger between on-air sessions. If the charger is quiet, you could just leave it on.

  • kc7cm radio
    kc7cm radio Member
    edited November 2014
    I use the little Samlex Mean Well DC supplies from DX Engr. - pick the one with the amps out you need for all your devices.   Has worked great for my portable QRP contests - less than $50 depending on amp rating.

    Walt
  • James C Miller
    James C Miller Member
    edited January 2015
    Yes, I also use that same power supply for other tranceivers. Works very well, and also like the variable filtering. A lawn mower battery sound like a good idea. I will check it out. Thanks 73's KB2RSK

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