Ham Radio: Building a Power supply for my Kenwood TS480SAT @mike-M0MSN
Ham Radio: Building a Power supply for my Kenwood TS480SAT  @mike-M0MSN
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Ham Radio: Building a Power supply for my Kenwood TS480SAT, Ok so it was Jonathan M0JSX that got me started on this one. I noticed that he had converted a Server PSU for use with his radio, so I had to have a go as well, but fortunately I also needed to power a new to me radio....

Converting and playing with Power Supply Units is not for the faint hearted, so please don't blame me for blowing up your radio or yourself. If you take on any of the conversions I show in this video you do it at your own risk.

Hey why not look it up and see for yourself I'm not an expert on these matters just a guy that is giving it a go and sharing my experiences.

Hope you enjoy...

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Mike - M0MSN
P.S. do not take my word for it, give it a go for yourself.
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