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DougTee

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I am trying to build a mobile RF amp, and so far the schematics I have found are for base stations using 120v or 220v mains. I need to be able to produce a bi-polar power supply that gives me +- 50-70v dc from 12-13vdc. Any ideas will be helpful. Commonly available parts at reasonable cost would be appreciated. Schematics for a Solid State 100W CB linear amp would make me very happy also! Thanks DougTee
 
hmmm, I'm not sure of a specific supply schematic, but I would suggest looking at some vehicle audio amplifier schematics. Commonly, these vehicle audio amplifiers need to create a split supply from 12-13vdc, usually in upwards of 40-80 vdc, depending on the amp requirements. I would assume the same power supply setup would be necessary here.
 
Doug,

This circuit is close to what you want, I am sure it is possible to modify it!
**broken link removed**

Ante :roll:
 
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