The ts-120 was a 100 watt radio, that's why the 35 amp power supply would do 
the trick, I actually fixed up a TS-120 once and tried to sell it to members 
of a local club, I thought they might actually get on the air if the cost 
was right and for this it sure was but I was wrong. I ended up selling it to 
someone in the armed forces instead. That wasn't a bad radio I spent a good 
weekend or 2 playing with it after I fixed it up and if I didn't have a 
collection of HF radios at the time, I'd probably have kept it.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Harry Brown" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 6:38 PM
Subject: Re: the kenwood ts480HX, I'm in the market!


> Hi Steve,
> Wow, 41 amps, huh?
> That's what I'll have to do then, 1 single 41 amp power supply.
> In my old kenwood 120 days, I used a 35 amp continuous power supply.
> But this is good stuff, folks, I'm just taking notes as I read.
> Trippy, ac8s