At 02:46 PM 11/23/2008 -0600, Peter Markavage wrote:
Why would RTTY operation be any different then AM operation? And with
rigs like the Viking II, DX-100, Apache, etc., you can probably key down
for many many minutes. i.e. "old buzzard transmission" which are quite
common.
Pete, wa2cwa
You are. of course, absolutely right. Any plate modulated AM transmitter
would be able to run RTTY at full power with no issues. In fact RTTY would
place less stress on the transmitter because the peak power is 1/4 the peak
AM power and there would be no need to provide power to the modulator.
73,
Darrell, WA5VGO
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