[AMRadio] Source of very nice inductor and variometer for ATN

2007-04-11 Thread John Lyles
A classic balanced line antenna tuning network can be built from the output 
components of a Raytheon RA1000 1 kW transmitter. It was one of the few that 
used push pull 833As in the RF, and had a symmetric tank with a huge inductor 
having a small motorized variometer (link coil) in the center for the antenna 
connection, and a split variable capacitor. The inductor was for AM band, so it 
has enough L to work down to 160 as well. Keep an eye open for RA1000s getting 
dumped, not too many left. 
73
John 
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Re: [AMRadio] Source of very nice inductor and variometer for ATN

2007-04-11 Thread Bill Smith
What a horrible thing to do to a RA1000.  :-(

Better to put up a tuned antenna, and restore the RA1000 to service.  :-)

73 de Bill, AB6MT
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 A classic balanced line antenna tuning network can be built from the
output components of a Raytheon RA1000 1 kW transmitter. It was one of the
few that used push pull 833As in the RF, and had a symmetric tank with a
huge inductor having a small motorized variometer (link coil) in the center
for the antenna connection, and a split variable capacitor. The inductor was
for AM band, so it has enough L to work down to 160 as well. Keep an eye
open for RA1000s getting dumped, not too many left.
 73
 John
 K5PRO
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RE: [AMRadio] Source of very nice inductor and variometer for ATN

2007-04-11 Thread Rick Brashear
Thanks for saying that, Bill.  I was about to cry at the thought of it.
Rick


What a horrible thing to do to a RA1000.  :-(

Better to put up a tuned antenna, and restore the RA1000 to service.  :-)

73 de Bill, AB6MT
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From: John Lyles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [AMRadio] Source of very nice inductor and variometer for ATN


 A classic balanced line antenna tuning network can be built from the
output components of a Raytheon RA1000 1 kW transmitter. It was one of the
few that used push pull 833As...

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