> If it is a high-Z output directly from the plate of the tube through a
> parallel tuned circuit, like the stock T-368 unit or commercial ham VFO's
> like the VF-1 or Johnson 122, I would say maybe 5-6 feet at most, because
> the capacitance of the coax running to the transmitter begins to swamp o
This just came to me from the qrp-l list.
Check out the 40 meter AM HT on the web site below.
As for me, I have enough challenges running 25 watts.
Mike, K5XU
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From: "John Harper"
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Sent: Monday, February 16, 2009 6:31 PM
Subject: [QRP-L] Here's a kit you don't
Mike Duke, K5XU wrote:
> This just came to me from the qrp-l list.
>
> Check out the 40 meter AM HT on the web site below.
>
Well it's interesting, that's for sure, thanks Mike.
I'm curious as to how they detect AM with a direct conversion or zero-IF
receiver.
73, Bob W9RAN
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