I have a older BC 1F series gates transmitter. I would like to do away
with the 845 driver tubes and drive the 833's with a 100 watt PA amp.
Does anybody have any Ideas what I would need to match the amp to the
driver transformer of the 833's.
Don Moore
W5FFK
Don,
I think you would be making
Don,
If the PA amp is tube type, just take the audio off
the plates of the audio output tubes, and interface
the the amp to the grids of the 833's with high
voltage transistor emitter followers. This is what
John WA5BXO created, and W5OMR does well with his
Titanic. I think John can give you t
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Don Moore R Moore wrote:
I have a older BC 1F series gates transmitter. I would like to do away
with the 845 driver tubes and drive the 833's with a 100 watt PA amp.
Does anybody have any Ideas what I would need to match the amp to the
driver transformer of the 833's.
Don Moore
W5FFK
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Again, please join the CRA gang with your AM equipment tomorrow evening
(Wednesday) on 3805 Khz at 8 PM EST on AM This is not your ususal "in for
the numbers" kind of thing but an opportunity to try AM on the lower end of
75 meters where the band is less crowded. You need not be running Collins,
This was actually a popular approach during the pre-WWII era. So popular that
UTC and Thordarson (and probably all the transformer manufacturers) made driver
transformers that would match the low ohms output of the PA amp. But I have
only seen these in sizes for lower wattages. The biggest one I
Amen Mr. Heil...W6MAU
I have a older BC 1F series gates transmitter. I would like to do away
with the 845 driver tubes and drive the 833's with a 100 watt PA amp.
Does anybody have any Ideas what I would need to match the amp to the
driver transformer of the 833's.
Don Moore
W5FFK
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