Gerry:
Amplifier ALC's are OUTPUTS to the transceiver/transmitter. The
voltage tells your transmitter/driver to turn down the wick. You may
have meant this but your note does not read this way.
The ALC inside the SDR-1000 on TX is just outstanding. Adjust the
power and you will not be unh
UPDATE:
I contacted W8JI, who is an expert on amps, and asked would the ALC
have protected the amp for me when the coax connector failed. He said
it would NOT have helped in my catastrophic situation.
So apparently the ALC line is of limited usefulness, and probably can
be ignored without putt
I don't think ALC would help on an antenna/feedline failure. Most
amps have a tuned input that pretty much stays at a constant load for
the exciter regardless of the load the output of the amp is looking
at.
An SWR alarm or auto shutdown on the keyline to the amp WOULD
certainly help in case of h
I recently asked a similar question, Jerry, and was told that guys
running the SDR-1000 just don't use hardware ALC. Many who spoke up
said they never had any problem.
I once blew up the output circuit of an Amertron AL-1200 because it
had no way to shut down the exciter when the antenna circui
Gerald I suggest you look in this months archives and sort by subject.
Look for this ( ALC for use with QRO external amp? ). There were quite a
few replies on this exact subject already, just a few weeks back. Enjoy
Duffy NA6MM
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I'm considering linears from Ameritron (AL82) or an HF2000 from ROQ. Both have
inputs from an ALC output from the transceiver. SDR1000 has none. Is there a
safe way to provide the ALC output to properly run linears?
Jerry
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