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please identify these 28-volt power supplies

maddawg308

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Saw a couple 28-volt power supplies from the last time I went up to Colemans in PA. One is big, about 90 lbs, data on the tag is shown in the pics. The other is smaller, painted white, maybe 10 pounds. I don't have a pic of the data tag on the smaller unit.

Anyone familiar with these power supplies? What are they used with?
 

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The green one says "missile command" so whatever it fits into is no doubt demilled and gone. The second white one is a voltage regulator for the 200 amp (IIRC) alternator in 1960's tanks.
 
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That first unit looks like it would make a nice shop battery charger if you could regulate the output.

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