Hi, There are so many options. I think most of them are in the Rube Goldberg category. I have the older Model XYL that I refer to as Carolyn that I have had for 40 years. She can tell me when 'this

The paddles have been sold - Jim - W0EB

Since this is still available, I'm lowering the price to $150 which will include the shipping to anywhere in the U.S. Very smooth operating key, easy adjustments and it looks almost new. Jim -

For Canadians on the list. CDN$ 13.93 = US$

How about a little portable AM/FMradio? John AA0VE

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01G1MVYOQ?psc=1 Try this one Johnny AC0BQ -- QRP....."More smiles per Watt" 72 JOHNNY AC0BQ ..

Lots of choices on eBay?? Fluke makes high end and high priced testers! 72 Johnny AC0BQ -- QRP....."More smiles per Watt" 72 JOHNNY AC0BQ ..

Bob, The non-contact pen types do exactly what you want. The top of the pen is a flat tip that you can insert in to the hot side of the outlet (the short one). They usually have a flashing red light

I'd like to have an ACreceptacle tester a bit unlike what I can find on the net. It's pretty simple: Just a(filament-style) 40-watt bulb encased in a molded body for mechanical protection,and with

Hey Chip, Bad news.. they don't test out.. I have three 13.8v 1a .. but they make noise now.. sounds like the insulation on the transformers.. or possible caps issue.. they are sealed.. of course.

Thanks to all who have replied! Dale thinks he has three he can supply me. Terry's solution would work too, but I can't find those GE wall warts for less than $10 each now. The Jameco product for

Looks like these are not regulated, so the Jameco option is probably best. Rick

Mouser electronics still has some also but slim pickin's and somewhat hard to find in their search engine. Try this

Jameco still sells them. https://www.jameco.com/z/DDU120100H4480-AC-to-DC-Power-Supply-Wall-Adapter-Transformer-Single-Output-12-Volt-1-Amp-12-Watt_170245.html -Anthony WR3T -- Anthony

How many are you looing for Chip, I have a number of them. Have a great day, --... ...-- Dale - WC7S in Wy

I purchased several Radio Shack wall warts a while back to replace the noisy ones that came with electronics. Don't know if they are still available but they cut down my background noise

I know I can build one - and have done so, and I know "larger" linear power supplies are readily available, but I have several electronic devices scattered about the household that use 12 Volt wall

I have a few 18 volt transformers, 3 at 5 amps and 2 at 2.5 amps, these would make a great supply.

Chip, You might want to consider building your own. Start with an 18-0-18 volt transformer from MPJA (http://www.mpja.com/18V-2A-Center-Tapped-9-0-9-Transformer/productinfo/27843+TR/), a bridge

I use (2) 12v 17Ah batteries in series and avoid house AC completely. -=Sean Edwards=- AD0QG