I had my pre-order on file since last month. I just can't way to see it in
operation! But don't tell anyone else here... 73, and see you on the negative
spectrum... W4EG
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Sun, 13 May 2012 23:27:33 +0000
> Subject: [FlexEdge] Flexa-Boom-a-Tron
>
> My source has given me the following information about the upcoming flex
> release and asked that I not use the actual product name. The internal code
> name is Flexaboomatron, or an alternate code name "woooooey".
>
> 1. The new product has basically been developed for the military; but, a
> version with slightly lesser specs is being offered to the amateur community.
> 2. It is modular in nature, packaged in a series of 19" inch rack mount
> modules, 2.25" tall, and depth of 18.5 inches.
> 3. The modules are identified as A, B, C, D and PS-1 & PS-2
> 4. Module A has several plug in assemblies. The basic version of this
> module consists of a receiver and transmitter similar to the F1.5K. The
> difference is that the receiver is a much hotter version.
> The following plug in assemblies are available:
> - all frequency, tracking filters that allow reception on any
> frequency with brick wall
> Selectivity
> - multi frequency receive assembly that simultaneously receives
> on 16 tuneable
> Frequencies at the same time. Via software, outputs are
> individual or combined. Up
> To four assemblies per A module, additional A modules allowed
> - 125W output assembly The military version has up to 4
> simultaneous transmit outputs
> - Auto antenna switch module similar to the F5K
>
> 5. Module B is a power amplifier module. Designed primarily for SSB and
> Independent Sideband. It is a 725W PEP module when used with the PS-2, 400W
> with the PS-1. At low power it will handle continuous digital.
>
> Multiple output assemblies may be paralleled using multiple power supplies.
> These amplifiers are the highest efficiency units available today. B holds 6
> amps.
>
> 6. Module C is the water cooling assembly for the amps. It connects to
> your cold water tap and is routed thru a 10cup coffee filter.
> 7. Module D is a military module and is classified.
>
> The new offering also works in the negative frequency spectrum which has, in
> the past, been reserved only for politicians. In this mode, the amplifiers
> generate cold....the recommendation is to connect the hose to a beer keg. I
> have a unit on order. Look for me in the negative spectrum on [minus]2.718 .
>
> George
> K2CM
>
> Sent from my pet Octopusses iPad
>
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