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I would get a 75 amp supply if the numbers that 9C1Driver posted. At 50 amps you don't have much headroom. I like at least 10 amps or more of headroom. JMHO.
There is a gent on EBay that a thread was posted about here, that sells a 75 amp power supply that appears to be well made and from all reviews, gets good remarks. Here is the power supply I am speaking of and the sellers name. Hope this helps. $172.60 shipped isn't bad for a 75 amp PS.
Just research it some before you buy as all I have seen are the reviews on EBay and a short review by one of the members here, who's friend purchased one recently. He hasn't had it long enough to give a long period review, but first impressions were good from what was said I am pretty sure. Again, hope this helps and good day.
There is a gent on EBay that a thread was posted about here, that sells a 75 amp power supply that appears to be well made and from all reviews, gets good remarks. Here is the power supply I am speaking of and the sellers name. Hope this helps. $172.60 shipped isn't bad for a 75 amp PS.
Just research it some before you buy as all I have seen are the reviews on EBay and a short review by one of the members here, who's friend purchased one recently. He hasn't had it long enough to give a long period review, but first impressions were good from what was said I am pretty sure. Again, hope this helps and good day.
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45 amps max on AM sounds about right due to heavy amp draw from the AM carrier.
DBL220FL gives good advice about having headroom and P/S recommending but I'll add to it a bit.
Power supplies are nearly always sold and marketed at their peak power rating. You need to check spec's for continuous or average power for what your needs require for radio and a few amps extra for accessories.
Typically a 50 amp p/s may only give a 37 amp continuous rating. A 75 amp p/s might be around 55 amps.
222DBLFL's suggestion of a 75 amp p/s will cover your radio with plenty of headroom.
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