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- Subject: Re: >= 5W AM-band amp design?
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- Date: Sun, 10 Jan 93 23:30:36 PST
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- svaldez@ocf.berkeley.edu (Steve Valdez) writes:
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- > CVan someone point me to a source for a circuit design which
- > can take the 100mw output from my Panaxis AM transmitter (at 1500kHz)
- > and amplify it to somewhere between 5W and 20 or 30W?
- >
- > How does one create an amp in parallel to provide greater gain?
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- Aside from the public service announcements about this being a no-no,
- the easiest way would be modify an existing 160 meter design
- to do this. Either modify an existing unit or use some of the
- advaible plans for this type of HAM equipment.
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- There are dozens of small tube amp projects that could be modified
- for this from sub-1 Watt to a 1500 watt design in the ARRL Bible...
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