The easiest solution is a good battery. There are some lab supplies
around made by Hammond and Lamda that are extreemly clean, and will do
an excellent job.
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Jerry Greenberg
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Noise or hum? There are schematics for simple regulated power supplies using
wall adapters in the "Various Schematics..." FAQ at the site below.
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