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Power| primary side input voltage | 230/250 volts |
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| primary side input frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| power consumption | 360 W |
Output Specifications| output power | 90 W |
|---|---|
| terminal voltage 900 V current | 196 mA |
| terminal voltage 300 V current | 36.5 mA |
| terminal voltage 210 V current | 64 mA |
| terminal voltage 150 V current | 90 mA |
| terminal voltage 12.6 V current 1 | 1.07 A |
| terminal voltage 12.6 V current 2 | 2.76 A |
Speaker Specifications| speaker diameter | 6V2" |
|---|---|
| speaker impedance | 8fi |
| frequency range | 150 ~ 5, 000 Hz |
| allowable maximum input | 1.5 W |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 200 (w) x 180 (h) x 360 (d) mm |
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| weight | 15 kg |
Filters on the primary winding prevent undesired electric wave emission.
Uses a silicon voltage doubler rectifier circuit with series silicon rectifiers.
Employs a silicon bridge rectifier and chalk input system for the 300-volt B line.
Stabilized output, adjustable via a half-fixed resistor (VR1).
Supplies heater voltages with two 12.6-volt secondary windings.
Lists included items such as power cord, legs, fuse, and manual.
Describes how to connect the PS-510 to the TS-510 transceiver.
Details the location and adjustment of the voltage selector.
Step-by-step guide to removing the chassis from the enclosure.
Specifies the fuse rating (6 Ampere) and location.
Instructions for adjusting the stabilized 150-volt line.
Details primary and secondary side input/output specifications.
States the maximum power consumption of the unit.
Lists speaker diameter, impedance, frequency response, and input limits.
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