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 Post subject: Inverters & Controllers that don't ruin AM reception
PostPosted: Fri Jul 04, 2003 4:52 pm GMT EthGMT 
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Fish Eggs
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I have been a marine elctronics Tech for many years. On a boat the Ham radio and AM are the key to e-mail, voice, and many other devices. Interference from the inverters and charge controllers are often dealt with by turning them off.

Any advice on the new sign wave inverters would be appreciated. I would like to buy an inverter and charge controller that I can leave on all the time.


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 Post subject: Inverters & Controllers that don't ruin AM reception
PostPosted: Fri Jul 04, 2003 7:10 pm GMT EthGMT 
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I moved this to the Hardware section , FishBowl is for the XR/GP monitoring software , where you had posted this question


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 Post subject: Inverters & Controllers that don't ruin AM reception
PostPosted: Wed Jul 09, 2003 12:38 am GMT EthGMT 
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Hi,

Unfortunatly, there is very little info comparing different inverters for EMI. The very best inverter that I have ever seen as far as radiated RF was an old inverter with germanium transistors with a crappy output waveform and poor efficiency.

Wireing makes a lot of difference in how much an inverter will interfere with receivers. Keep the battery cables short ant twist them togeather if possable. Running the AC output thru a Corcom or similar filter will help.


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