When I was recently testing some Collins gear, built between
1960 and 1975 for a local woman who inherited it and wanted to
sell it, I noticed that the RF connections were RCA jacks. The
RF output from the transmitter which was rated 160 watts input
to the final amplifier was a RCA jack. (The manual said it was
about 100 watts output.) The only exception was the high power
amp which had RCA for input and N for output. How things have changed.
Cheers - Bill AE6JV
On 12/19/13 at 11:48 AM, aa...@me.com (Chuck Shefflette - AA3CS) wrote:
Understandably, there is resistance to change since the amateur
'standard' has been UHF for so many years ...
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CA 95032
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