Barrie,
See if you can contact W5VU, he has a photo of a rig with the transformer in
question:
http://www.bunkerofdoom.com/tuckerkw/tucker_transmitter0004.html
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John K5PGW wrote: "I have five Apaches and 4 or 5 Mohawks"
Send a letter to Washington, it sounds like valid justification for a
stimulus package.
73,
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> http://www.w1ujr.net/gift_from_ne1s.htm
> 73,
> -Larry/NE1S
Beautiful, just beautiful !!
73,
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Don K4KYV wrote: "Wouldn't a devout Christian be expected to tire of
exchanging "Happy
Ramadan, Hanukkah or Visakah Puja (Buddha Day)" for weeks on end every year?
"
NO. Do you tire of saying 73 at the end of your hundreds of contacts
throughout the year?
73,
Ken W2DTC
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My hat is off to your CEO and you.
MERRY CHRISTMAS !
73,
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I'm in a good humor mode.
Merry Christmas Mike !
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Touché ! Wow!
Mod-U-Lator & Merry Christmas,
Mike(y)
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K4KYV wrote: "promote AM by creating a heavy-metal presence on the band
with
"friendly AM QSO's"
Awesome, just think one night of the year promoting AM without hearing:
"Hey dummy, use the dummy load" or "Damn Slop Buckets" or "frequency is in
use asshole" or hearing regular loud belching.
Lee w0vt wrote: "I'm sorry to inform you gentlemen but these are times of
Political Correctness. There will be no single winner. Everyone who
participates gets a Winners Certificate. If your antenna fell down, you get
one too because it wasn't your fault you could not get on the air."
In the
Joe n3iqa wrote: "This kind of event would get a lot of attention from the
public if it
was advertised or publicised correctly. Call it the Great American
Shortwave Promotion or something similar. (GASP?)"
What does the list think of this idea?
Joe,
I think it is a terrific idea. There
~ Todd, KA1KAQ/4, not as old as Ken but hoping
Old and in good health and retired is a good thing right now. No stress
about job loss, no stress about 401K loss etc. My wife and I feel blessed.
73 Todd,
Ken W2DTC
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Pete WA2CWA wrote: "I like contests. They're a staple for adding zip to
amateur radio activities."
I'm not a contester, but I agree with your statement.
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"He's been pretty insistent about it being a 'rally'
vs contest, with the WINNER being more like a 'best of show'"
ER already changed the rules to allow class "E", so if it was just a best of
show rally, he could change the rules to reflect that: collect best of show
points from other stations
KA1KAQ wrote: "Bill again made it clear that the event wasn't meant
to be a contest"
One gets a point per contact, two points if you work a guy on 80 and 160,
additional points for a tube rig, more points if you work more than one
state etc, etc. plus a discussion of a WINNER and the requirem
Ron H wrote: "My CE-20A and HQ-145 are certainly "Vintage", Why did you (they)
exclude SSB?"
Any club or group or individual can create a contest any way they want.
For example: Ron H, you could create a rally where only left handed banjo
players with a CE-20A can participate and it would
K5SEE said: "I'm not sure that being a LID is confined to any one license
class"
They appear to be popular in New Jersey:
http://w2dtc.com/lids.jpg
73,
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K5MYJ wrote: "Just remember that NO ONE OWNS a frequency. If it is open it is
available to the first group that takes it!"
We had a guy here on the east coast (W2VJZ) who after calling CQ on 3885 at 5
AM, had a mindset that he owned 3885 for the rest of the day. It didn't matter
that he was of
"George WA8SCO wrote: some of the biggest LIDS are Extras"
I'm sorry I tuned in late to this type of message. It must have been an
interesting discussion of how great our hobby is and how much fun everyone
is having.
73,
Ken W2DTC
"NO NO NO You guys Missed what was Said
They said they make good money. However in that one guys case. By the time
they take out all of his child support and Alimoney from his Check He is
only working for $14 an Hour."
Yep, I did miss that. Thanks for the correction.
73,
Ken W2DTC
"We have a local company all hams here in Dallas that
gets $75 per man hour plus travel and expenses. "
That's more like it. That is dangerous work !
73,
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"purposed installation of more then 18,000 towers
nationwide over the next 5 years"
Did I hear correctly that these tower dogs get only $14 per hour? It seems
like it should easily be 2 or 3 times that !
73,
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" 500 thousand megs? Dont think they make such an animal"
I think that an air variable capacitor might provide resistances that high.
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From: "rbethman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service"
Cc: "Rick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; &quo
" I may be able to incorporate the magnet wire inside the fuse casing and
maintain the correct appearance"
That might work fine Rick.
73,
Ken W2DTC
I use magnet wire for short circuit protection. Check photo #8:
http://w2dtc.com/w2dtc-hv-power-supply-page.htm
73,
Ken W2DTC
"As much as I'd love to keep this original I see I will have to use
something else here. Any ideas?"
Rick,
I use magnet wire for short circuit protection. Check photo #8:
http://w2dtc.com/w2dtc-hv-power-supply-page.htm
73,
Ken W2DTC
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Bob,
I took this photo at Vortex-Joe's (N3IBX) in 2004. I think it is the
equipment you are asking about:
http://w2dtc.com/2004-0711-vortex-joe/2002-0502-003.jpg
73,
Ken W2DTC
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From: "VJB" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"I'd recommend other outlets too,
including Markertek (audio, cable, rackmount,
connectors), and J&R (audio gear). For RF, Tessco here
in Maryland is great."
Paul,
I never heard of Markertek or Tessco, so I now have additional outlets to
check out on my next b
I've purchased audio and photography items from B&H for years, thus, I am on
their mailing list. Recently they have started to put tutorials in their
ads. I don't have any of the equipment they mention but I thought the
information was worth sharing.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/find/newsLette
Does anyone know how many ARRL members there are and of that number, how
many have email addresses?
If there were sufficient members with email, perhaps we could get something
started.
73,
Ken W2DTC
FOR THAT MATTER, why doesn't ARRL have listservers and discussion groups
like this one?
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K9GOZ said: "There is nothing in this amplifier to make it worth over
$100."
Jerry,
I totally disagree: check the price of two TANGO X-10SF output
transformers. Then check the price of the chassis and wood work on the two
amps.
73,
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W7ALW said: "in about 1946, I remember the black Ford sedans, with the loop
antennas on the roofs, cruising around the neighborhood listening for the
455 kc IFs of unlicensed radio receivers."
I remember reading an article about receiver licenses from many years ago in
England. Way back when
"BTW, I tuned the amp for exactly 1500 watts output, then reduced the drive
to exactly 25 watts without re-tuning the amplifier"
Actually the best way is to tune for 1500 watts out and reduce the drive
until the output is 375 watts under carrier conditions. Also if you have
one of those male
AWESOME !
73,
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If you attended USN ET school in Great Lakes Illinois you were also given
this memory jogger about resistor color codes and resistor tolerances: bad
boys rape our young girls but violet gives willingly, get some now. Get
some now as in Gold, Silver and No color.
73,
Ken W2DTC
ELI the ICE
The $10 Crosley Pup receiver was spotted at the Kutztown Antique swapmeet:
http://w2dtc.com/2006-0513-kutztown-antique-radio-spring-2006/2006-0513-028.jpg
http://w2dtc.com/2006-0513-kutztown-antique-radio-spring-2006/2006-0513-027.jpg
Yes, it was a little more expensive.
73,
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Don said: "Wasn't he the one with the Kelvinator Kilowatt, a transmitter
built into an old refrigerator?"
That reminds me of my friend Vortex Joe N3IBX who owns the "Coca Cola
Kilowatt" which has several KW amps, with modulator, inside a Coke machine:
http://w2dtc.com/2004-0711-vortex-joe/2
"Can anyone steer me to the pin out of the 1N2637 so I know which one ties
to the output?"
I believe the 1N2637 is a solid state replacement for a 3B28 in which case
the cap is the anode and pin 4 is the cathode. An ohmmeter should verify
this.
73,
Ken W2DTC
Paul,
Many thanks for compiling the original list and for posting the corrected
list.
I was on 3885 early this morning and worked Dave K2DK who now has the call
of K2D, so he can be added to the list also.
73,
Ken W2DTC
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K1E K1ETP
K1Q KA1KAQ
W1E W1IA
W1G KB2WIG
W1R W1RWK
W2D W2DTC
W2E WB2EMS
W2R W2INR
W2W W2DTC (ARRL COORDINATED THIS ONE)
K3V WA3VJB
W3A W3GD
W3C W3GL
W3D KD3CN
W3G W3GL (PLUS STAIGHT KEY NIGHT)
W3S W3SLK
W3W KA3OTT
W3Z WB3HUZ
W
Sorry. When I copied over my speadsheet it looked real nice.. not this:
This is WA3VJB's data base reformatted. Thanks Paul.
K1E
K1ETP
K1Q
KA1KAQ
W1E
W1IA
W1G
KB2WIG
This is WA3VJB's data base reformatted. Thanks Paul.
K1E
K1ETP
K1Q
KA1KAQ
W1E
W1IA
W1G
KB2WIG
W1R
W1RWK
W2D
W2D
"' Kalifornicate'" Thats a new one to use .. klc
It started out as Californicate.
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"came upon an unidentified transformer, excepting that it has a tag that
says: CG-302"
It's a UTC commercial grade plate transformer: 950-750-0-750-950 at 360
mills.
Primary at 105, 115, 220, 230 VAC
73,
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Charlie, W4MEC in NC said:
"is there a lawyer among us that could field a class action lawsuit against
every Part 15 device manufacturer"
I'm with you in principal, but what you are asking is similar to going after
speeders because the police aren't pulling people over and issuing tickets.
"Just wait until the dept of transportation installs one of those new led
traffic signals near you"
A friend of mine said that when he keys up his 100 watt 2 meter FM
transmitter within 50 feet of the LED traffic light in his town, the green
light blinks. Ever hear of that?
73,
Ken W2DTC
.
Try contacting N4FS, he may have some information on the subject:
http://w2dtc.com/2007-0625-n4fs/n4fs-photo.jpg
73,
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"Wouldn't you rather see more ladies at hamfests selling their items next to
their husband-hams with his old boatanchors?"
Yes, I agree:
http://w2dtc.com/2007-0812-matamoras-hamfest-2007-page.htm
73,
Ken W2DTC
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So, that's how those AM'ers get that 'EAST COAST SOUND'.
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"I heard that some of the commercially made Amps don't do so hot for AM
operation. Are there some that are made that are better than others for use
on AM and which ones to avoid."
For over 5 years I've used a couple of Ameritron AL-1200's on 160-80-40 AM
with
Bry says: "I guess no one here is interested in trying a trans-Atlantic QSO
on 80m AM..."
I disagree:
http://w2dtc.com/w2dtc-sound-bites/2007-0317-pe1mph-qsl.jpg
73,
Ken W2DTC
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This is weird but worth mentioning. I had a rig with a warble and it turned
out to be the fan. When the blades were turning, it put some crud on the
power supply. It may have been a DC to AC converter in the hub of the fan.
?Anyway, jam something into the blades and turn on the rig, if th
" Rather than having a crystal ground for the popular AM frequencies, why
not control it with a VFO?"
Good idea. I use a rice box for a VFO on my AM rig. Digital readout and no
cable length problems. For example, my IC-718 can be menu dialed down to
flea power.
73,
Ken W2DTC
Pete, wa2cwa said: "And, if real hair still on head; real teeth or
re-cycled; pets: dogs, cats, squirrels, etc.; aliments real and imagined;
member of the ARRL; really alive and kicking or waiting for a tap on the
shoulder"
You forgot to add a special catagory for 75 meter AM: amount of alc
I'm also thinking of adding two more polls
"How long have you been a ham"
"How long have you been interested in AM"
You forgot to add: "How long was your longest OLD BUZZARD transmission.
73,
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Face it Bob, you are REALLY old.
Ken W2DTC age 67
Someone .. please..respond with your age so that I'm not the
oldest buzzard here. I need the morale booster..hi 73 to all you
youngsters
Bob, W4WSZ
Age 72 and On the Air since 1951
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Dave,
You were very lucky to start out with good equipment. Great photos and
history narritive.
73,
Ken W2DTC
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Since we are going down memory lane, I thought I would put in my 2 cents
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http://w2dtc.com/w2dtc-radio-history-page.htm
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Geoff/W5OMR said: "Grab a good ol' Johnson Viking IIThe most solid
100w high-level plate modulated rig, in my opinion"
I agree. When you look at the tank components in the Viking II, you know
its a real transmitter.
73,
Ken W2DTC
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or more?
http://rfparts.com/hvconnector.html#wire
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Unfortunately I can't hear anything in NJ at this time.
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- Original Message ---
"I had enough of it and told him that if he didn't quit talking over others
in our QSO that I would just move up to 92 and do the same thing to him on
SSB. Well, things escalated, and Win/W5WM and myself did exactly that. I
turned my Henry 3K export on full bore and moved to 92 SSB and so di
Dave W3ST said: "why should we share the world's oil with any other
underdeveloped country"
The real question is: "Why are there underdeveloped countries?" They
started out centuries before we started and while we have made life better
for ourselves they are still underdeveloped.
As yourse
Bob W1PE said in part: "Rick have you looked at the financial statement of
the ARRL???"
Thought provoking, so I looked on the internet and one of the old financial
statements outlined data for:
THE AMERICAN RADIO RELAY LEAGUE INC.
I looked at a 2006 report and it looks like there is also:
TH
Brett said: "I spent most of my time on 40 meters where you did not need
lots of power, and lower output is much cleaner"
In a previous post you said your 813's were loafing along at 700 watts of
carrier. What would make it cleaner by reducing the power?
73,
Ken W2DTC
http://cgi.ebay.com/JOHNSON-Viking-II-METER-Assembly-Nice_W0QQitemZ150114547274QQihZ005QQcategoryZ1502QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
If that doesn't work, typeVIKING II METERon ebay.com.
73,
Ken W2DTC
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W9DVM said: "Got a 58.3K$ spice order today from The Fresh Market." as part
of the 'Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service'
I feel like a novice trying to understand this stuff.
73,
Ken W2DTC
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"I recently purchased a W3HM 75A-4 and speaker to mate with my KWS-1. Works
of art all the way!"
yes, works of "Art" for sure.
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Paul WA3VJB said:
The carrier provides a form of conversational
punctuation, alerting those listening to the
transmission that the person continues to form a
thought which is about to be expressed.
This is an excellent point. On SSB that "silent conversational punctuation"
can be interpreted
Ed,
I'm very interested in the Viking II.
Please send photos of the front panel and the back.
73,
Ken W2DTC
Middletown, NJ
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"I remember Johnny Carson's doctor's name being close to your name. The
doctor's name was Dr. Al Bendover"
**The doctor was sued for malpractice and was defended by the law firm
of Wee, Cheatum and Howe.
73,
Ken W2DTC
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Jack asked: wouldn't it be interesting to know how many of the folks with
the capability to run illegal power, didn't or never do?
I think it would be about as interesting as knowing how many people who own
automobiles ever exceeded the speed limit.
73,
Ken W2DTC
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http://www.physorg.com/news86010302.html
What unusual things should we expect to happen on specific amateur bands?
73,
Ken W2DTC
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"What amplifier are most finding that work well on AM"
The best amplifier for AM is probably homebrew, but I have been running a
couple of Ameritron AL-1200's on AM for several years and they work fine.
375 watts of carrier is no problem.
73,
Ken W2DTC
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Is Irb, W2VJZ still active. Have not heard him on 75 meters for quite a
long time.
Someone told me that because of his ill health, he is staying with a
neighbor, thus he has no access to his rig.
73,
Ken W2DTC
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Can someone tell me what an "A 2920" transformer is or who manufactured
it? It is supposed to be an audio (inner stage) transformer in a modulator.
Darrell,
I have a 1961 catalog showing a MERIT A-2920 as a driver transformer for
such tubes as a 6C5, 1H4, 30, 49 etc. It has a primary to seco
Good luck and have fun with it.
73,
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- Original Message -
From: "Rick Brash
Rick said: "The manual calls for a 7-100 pf and for some reason I don't
seem to be getting the proper results"
Rick,
My manual shows the antenna trimmer C-230 as 7-100 pf. Another possibility
of not getting proper results is an incorrect RF alignment of the R-388, by
not using the proper ant
I just logged in to Bama with no problems (0120 UTC).
73,
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Rick,
In my opinion:
1. You can't go wrong with an R-390 if you use the audio available at the
diode detector into a decent amp and speaker AND you are going to park the
390 on your favorite band. If you are a short wave listener, you will soon
tire of the hundreds of revolutions of the gea
Great !! Most enjoyable.
73,
Ken W2DTC
http://www.w2dtc.com/2006-0612-utc-r-13.jpg
specs for a UTC power transformer, model R-13?
73,
Ken W2DTC
Conor,
What kind of receiver are you using for your DX'ing?
73,
Ken W2DTC
I'm Conor..from Ireland..interested in DXing...
"I am wondering how the PRB-1 would play out in a deed restricted property?"
Check out this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aC_EeWSKJII&eurl
73,
Ken W2DTC
"I am still searching for information on a Potter & Brumfield relay. The
number is SL4349."
This may or may not help:
I have a 1961 catalog and while it doesn't show your specific relay, the
Potter & Brumfield SL SERIES has the following information:
If the coil resistance is 40 ohms, t
"Actually, this reflects a deficiency in the English languages"
Highway Patrolman to Bubba: "Got any ID ?"
Bubba: "Bout what ?"
73,
Ken W2DTC
Paul,
Your excellent recording sounded like a 'closed circuit' connection. What
antenna were you using and when do you expect conditions to return to that
level of contact?
73,
Ken W2DTC
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Europe, the UK, and scandanav
I agree Geoff, that was a good media piece on the antenna and tower. Both
sides got an even handed report of their point of view. I wish some of the
mega media outlets would excercise the same fairness about reporting.
73,
Ken W2DTC
Very well done peice about a 'legal' antenna, in a 'deed res
"(HEY!!! Just what are you doing on the air that need 25 fargin' AMPS of
antenna current"
Tesla would be proud.
I 'read somewhere' that Todd is 'apparently' a little sensitive to being
challenged. 'Supposedly' this is true, but perhaps it is 'just a rumor'.
There is also a rumor that Todd will check into GOOGLE to find out where he
read the information and provide that information on his next respons
KA1KAQ said:
" whereas the Russians apparently fired part of theirs through Finland,
supposedly causing an elevated number of cases of a certain type of cancer
due to the huge power used"
***Interesting. Do you have a valid medical source for this information
or could it have been a cou
Rick,
Here is my opinion and if you are willing to pack and ship, it will get even
more money:
http://w2dtc.com/w2dtc-for-sale-or-swap-page.htm
73,
Ken W2DTC
What is the fair market value nowadays of a Viking Valiant that is in
excellent operating condition? The front panel and cabinet sh
Gary K4FMX said:
By having the meter in the shack showing a low swr or finding the
frequency
where the swr dips does not mean that is where the antenna is resonant. It
only means that is the frequency where the impedance is transformed to
best
match the transmitter. It is not necessarily the
Jim,
The peak reading kit is still sold for the Bird 43 wattmeter (RF Parts for
example) and the kit works well on AM. It has one quirk however, and that
is if you are sweeping your transmitter with an audio generator, a scope and
the PEP meter, you will find that the Bird 43 stops showing a
Craig,
I'll purchase your D-104. What is your Pay Pal address?
Ken Barber W2DTC
130 Tatum Drive
Middletown, NJ
07748-3126
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Mike,
I have two Ameritron AL-1200's and one AL-1500. I like the AL-1200's better
as they provide a good match for the 22-25 watt level driver. With 22 watts
of carrier, the AL-1200 will put out 375 watts of carrier with 1500 watts
PEP with a real nice scope pattern.
The Al-1500 needs only
Don K4KYV said:
"I hear a lot of guys on the air with AM linears, and most of the time they
claim to be running way too much carrier for the tubes they are using. I
often hear stuff like 200 watts out with a pair of 811A's or 250 watts out
with a pair of 813's in g-g. If so, they are cookin
and would
like to hear from someone who can measure everything with test equipment and
tell me about it.
Thanks,
Ken W2DTC
From: "kenw2dtc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Don says:
"So you could run maximum 1500 watts DC input to those tubes, with 500
watts carrier o
wer today on AM then before the rules changed from 1000 watts
DC
input to 1500 watts PEP output. Of course this isn't the case with plate
modulation where an output PEP at or maybe more than 3KW PEP WAS possible,
and completely legal.
Regards,
Jim
WD5JKO
-Original Message-
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Don says:
"So you could run maximum 1500 watts DC input to those tubes, with 500 watts
carrier output, and 1000 watts dissipated by the tubes"
***I need a little help with the math here Don. You are suggesting that
with a class B linear in AM mode, one can get 2000 watts PEP with 1500 wa
"So as not to forget, order before midnite tonight.. Operators are standing
by"
How come they always make the operators stand. Why not a chair or a little
stool or something.
Sure Jack, glad to pass along my experiences with the SX-62:
http://w2dtc.com/w2dtc-sx-62-receiver-page.htm
73,
Ken W2DTC
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Hi Ken & the Group, Would you like to share your experiences with the SX-62?
Tnx & 73,
Jack
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