PCS-Electronics

I was hoping to order a 1-watt PCI MAX 2007+ but see that you are out of stock. Any idea when they will be available again?

>It might be completely obvious, but can I just hook up the postitive and negative leads from any regular power cord >connected to my wall outlet (or my APC uninterruptable power supply)? A power cord from a wall outlet does not have positive and negative leads - the output from a wall outlet is AC ...

I have the power turned down to 1 watt out and am feeding the RF to a commercial dummy load rated at 15 watts from 3-300 MHz. The problem is that the red LED comes on based on the level of audio input. With no (or very low) audio appled, the transmitter runs consistently and current draw from the 13...

The final transistors on this transmitter are enclosed in a metal housing. I want to add a larger heat sink to these finals and am unsure how to go about it.

Can I disassemble the metal housing and use its hardware or must it for some reason remain intact?

I emailed your sales dept a few hours ago requesting that they upgrade my order to FedEx but so far no acknowledgement. Perhaps you could pass it along...

Thanks,

JohnNYC

Order placed - thanks.

One more question:

The Max Pro 3+ is catagorized as a kit, yet at the bottom of its page (in the order section) it is described as assembled...
Which is it?

I'm a bit confused as to the differences of these 2 kits: The manual download link on the web page for the 4+ is actually the manual for the 3+ The web page for the 3+ lists its advantages over the MAX PRO 4, but not the MAX PRO 4+ The web page for the MAX PRO 3+ lists only the MAX PRO 3 in the sect...