Would this work with a Yeasu 857d. Making trip soon... Ok, obvious noob moment. What I really want to know is can I use the max watts for 2-meter/440 if I need to?
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Yes and No. The Yaesu FT-857D is both an HF & V/UHF Transceiver. There are two antennas needed. The Tram 1185 will only work on the VHF/UHF portion of the radio. You will need a much larger antenna for the HF side.
2074647
The connector on the end is a PL-259. If your radio has a different chassis connector you can get a adapter.This is antenna is only for V/UHF. The antenna preforms very good as I am several miles from the local city repeater. The receive and transmit certainly has a noticeable gain over a j-antenna.
2074648
It will not work for the HF/6m bands (perhaps stating the obvious) but it will work for the 2m/70cm part. Mine showed up dead on arrival however so I can't recommend it to you in ether case.
2074649
As long as the connector fits it would work for the uhf/vhf bands but not for hf.
2074650
As long as you have an PL-259 Amphenol coaxial connector. That is what this antenna comes with. Take a look at this link and you will see what I am talking about. https://www.google.com/search?q=pl-259+connectors&ie;=utf-8&oe;=utf-8&aq;=t&rls;=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client;=firefox-a
832210
My wife has been using it for 270W and there has not been a problem. Since it's rated 300W you may be able to use it, check with the manufacturer.
518750
Yes, not sure what you are asking either, but the reply from uberzilla should help! It is also my understanding that you don't need to worry about going too high on the watts, although there's no point in wasting your money for more watts than you need to power your system/graphics card.
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See! I shipped about three units of mine to Uganda where we are doing some community work and guess what? they use 240volts and it works perfectly. It is actually universal power supply, so you need not worry. The only thing about this great device is that don't let it fall down hard on a solid floor as the driver may unmount, that happened to me as I was using them on speaker stands but fixed with the help of my Aradite glue. Ok! bye for now
157742
I doubt it will work at all. After about an hour of use it started to have problems sustaining a load for 350W, by the next morning, it was dead. Amazon gave me a full refund.
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You would just need to look on the back of the box and see how much wattage it needs. That will tell you wether it will work or not
1415371
If you are maintaining 110W it could be a problem......However most people don't run there amp/receiver to the max.
2137741
This one works fine. As long as the voltage is the same and the wattage is at least what it requires, it will work.Sine this version of the product is not made by WD, it was probably given a higher wattage in order to funtion with devices requiring it.Hope this helps!
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Well first off, you would need a 45 watts ac adapter. I'm not an expert but if it's the recommended watts, then I'd stick with that. Another thing is you'll need to know the amps in order to figure out the watts. The equation is volts x amps = watts. Hope that helps. Best bet is to just call Dell to find out. Good luck
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280w is more than double what you would actually need to run this thing. It only draws around 30w. The most the PCIE slot can provide is 75w, so you're fine.
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My adaptor states '90 W Max'. I am still using it and have had no problems. Hope this helps!
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This adapter is rated for 90w, Your computer is 65w.. I am not sure if it would cause damage but I would probably say it is safe to not go with it. I would suggest doing a little research because as I remember there is not a 65w adapter and this may be your only option. I am sure you can find blogs discussing this topic. Sorry I can not give you a clear-cut answer.
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Mr Jim, i use mine at home, and for power supply i use a QJE, QJPS30SW1, 10amp max, i think i purchased online from store in KY. I love the Yaesu 2900R 75 its a sweet radio, hope that helps.
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Yes, I am currently using a 100ft of it with a full-size loop on 75 meters (240ft length) and 1500 watts SSB. If you keep the SWR below 3:1 there should be no problems. If using a mode with continuous carrier it should probably be de-rated to 1000 watts for reliability.W3SYH, Nuclear Physicist
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Try this link: http://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/search/1/a_id/1378/#legacy This supply is rated 3 amps, or 36 watts, so i would think so.
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you take your total watts and times that by 1 1/2. you have 110 watts so that would be 165 watts. yes it would work fine,or even a 200 watt model
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It won't even come awake without plugging in BOTH power supply connections. That may be the reason it seemed DOA. When I got mine I upgraded my Power Supply from a 425w to a, new, 750w. I didn't try it with the old supply, so I am not sure if, or how well it might run with the 425w. I think it will highly depend on how many other items are sucking down power and the requirements for those units.