They all use the Anderson Powerpole ® connectors. RIGrunners are the most convenient and safest way to connect all your 12 VDC equipment to a 13.8 volt power source.
It can be powered from your station’s 13.8 VDC supply, or you can install a 9 Volt battery internally.Ĭomes with a 6 ft DC Cord with Powerpole ®, a 6 ft connecting cable, a 3.5mm to ¼ inch adapter, and an Operating Manual. It can be programmed for 32 functions and has two 80 character memories for CW messages. It weighs 1 Lb, heavy enough to keep the keyer from traveling during use. There’s a built in sidetone for listening or practice, an output for your own speaker, and a direct paddle output too. The speed can be adjusted from 5 to 50 wpm. With a little practice, you will find this easier to use than a mechanical keyer. The TOUCHkeyer has no moving parts, no mechanical adjustments, no clicking sounds. Just touch the paddles to send perfect CW. Powerpole ® is a registered trademark of Anderson Prower Products The PWRguard comes with two 6-inch wires with Powerpole ® connectors, ready to plug into the PWRgate and the RIGrunner. (It can be configured for manual re-set if desired.) Note that the unit re-sets automatically. The PWRguard will turn ON again only when the power supply comes back on. If a PWRgate has switched to battery, and the AVERAGE voltage goes below 11.5 volts, the PWRguard will turn OFF, thereby protecting the radio, and preventing a total battery discharge. If the voltage drops down below 15 volts again, the PWRguard automatically turns back ON. If your power supply loses regulation and goes high, the PWRguard turns OFF, thereby protecting the radio and the power supply. PWRguard is ideal for use with a PWRgate and a radio. It handles up to 40 amps, and uses an FET.no relays. It switches OFF whenever the voltage is over 15 volts or under 11.5 volts. It is an automatic safety switch that is inserted between a power source and the load. PWRguard protects the radio, the power supply and the battery from damage. Available at Dayton & Online after May 18th
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