Hi Ian, You have the Canadian UHF PA, which you can obviously see is a lower powered unit. The docs for said are in the loose leaf binder type Canadian Manual and the PA is "similar to" some of the lower powered UHF Mitrek Mobiles.
Some of the Low Power UHF PA's I have here will do up to about 55 watts output but I wouldn't push it past say... 35 or the rated 40 watt max. It is a repeater amplifier, just the lower power limit Canadian Model, which is sometimes more practical to use. cheers, s. > "Ian Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi guys > > Need a little help. I picked up a clean amp for our UHF machine. Its > an MSR2000 amp (same as the pics in the scanned PDF file). > > However, this main board only has 3 transistors on it - one small > driver and 2 of the "flat" white power transistors. There is also a > controller board. The fellow who sold it to us said it was a 30 watt > unit. The tech document on the site shows a 85/100 watt unit. I > guess the Big M made several different boards/styles to fit custom > applications. > > The corresponding model numbers from the website are not here. I find > stickers that say the following: > > > VLE1052A > > and VLN1064A > > I'll download and print that tech document, but I wonder if any one > has some quick info to make this a straight in-out amp for our UHF > repeater. I think I can bypass that controller board, unless it is > absolutely necessary. > > Thanks > > Ian, VA2IR > VE2RMP Repeater group >
