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!important; } I wrote the following e-mail to Virgil, K5OOR, on 17 March. It 
was my first outing with the miniHFPA (http://www.hfprojects.com). With 5 watts 
from my KX3 I got 50 watts out on 40 meters. On 80 meters I'm getting 64 watts 
output.  In less than favorable conditions I made a 9000 mile QSO. I used an 
Elecraft T1 Autotuner with no problems. 
David A RutledgeAL5M

Virgil,

I'm using my KX3 with the miniHFPA in New Braunfels while visiting my inlaws. 
My antenna is a 53' wire in an inverted L configuration and I'm using 
batteries. I just made a QSO with ZS6CCY in South Africa in less than ideal 
conditions. Lots of noise. The miniHFPA made the difference. Earlier today I 
made a QSO with 5J0NA on San Andres and Providencia. I am quite pleased with 
this lightweight wonder!
73,DavidAL5M


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On Thursday, April 6, 2017, 4:55 PM, Edward Kacura via Elecraft 
<elecraft@mailman.qth.net> wrote:

I've been using my old HF-PACKER amp I've had about 7 yrs with the KX2.
2 watts in gives me 40watts out for portable ops here in Florida.
I use a Buddipole 5Ah battery for the amp and the internal battery in the KX2.
I was on the air every day for almost a week at Flamingo in the Everglades last 
month chasing SOTA activators, never ran either battery down.
Virgil has a new mini HF-packer amp for SOTA activators out now, 35/40 watts 
out on battery.
I would buy an Elecraft small amp if they ever produced one !

Ed
N7EDK
Bradenton, Florida 

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> On Apr 6, 2017, at 09:32, Bert Garcia N8NN <n...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> 
> I'm enjoying my new KX2 transceiver!  I'd like to see Elecraft make a
> matching RF amplifier with about 35 watts output with 5 watts in.  Include
> an antenna tuner.  Same size and shape and style as the KX2.  Leave out the
> SWR/wattmeter and the antenna switch.  Use a manual bandswitch if it will
> save money.  80-10 meters only.  Call it the KXPA35.  
> 
> Bert N8NN
> 

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