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Roi_hartmann
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Re: Using incandescent lamp as dummy load « Reply #15 on: September 20, 2016, 12:33:09 PM » Author: Roi_hartmann
I found the lamps and wired them up.



The Powersystem seems to be working well. I just installed two rectifier modules for it now as thats enought currently. I got two more for spare parts. Now I just need to do some longer test runs.




There are load fuses under the panel.

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Re: Using incandescent lamp as dummy load « Reply #16 on: September 20, 2016, 03:33:10 PM » Author: hannahs lights
Glad you got it working I think you've got a nice bit of equipment there
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Re: Using incandescent lamp as dummy load « Reply #17 on: September 21, 2016, 02:55:57 AM » Author: tolivac
Worked with an AM station-10Kw transmitters-they used 15 750W tower beacon bulbs as a 10Kw dummy load.One of the transmitters worked into it just fine-the other-newer had to be retuned before it would work into the load-lit up BRIGHT!!!And flashed when modulation applied.Used a 100W incandscent bulb as a dummy load to test a 100W Heathkit HF Ham transmitter.
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