Anyone ever heard of a EF Johnson 6&2M Transmit Converter?

[Colburn]

I saw that picture at RigPix but they had it inadequately labeled -- no
indication that it was a Transmit Converter, only that it was a
Transmitter (see below).

They also list the power source as "Mains" but I am reading here that it
has no independent power supply.  A kind list member has offered to send
me a digitized copy of the manual -- should find all of the answers I
need therein.

Why would it be restricted to AM/CW if it contains no modulator?  Could
it not also pass through a SSB signal?

Guess I will now have to sell my Lafayette HE-45b to pay for this new
toy.  No need (oh no, I used the "need word") for two 2M boatanchors!

Thanks! & 73, doc kd4e

http://www.rigpix.com/efjohnson/6n2.htm
Frequency range:6 m/2 m
Mode:AM/CW
RF Power output:AM: 50 W, CW: 80 W
Voltage:Mains
Current drain:?
Impedance:? ohms
Dimensions (W*H*D):? mm
Weight:? Kg
Manufactured:USA, 196x-196x
Other:XTAL or external VFO
New price 1961: $169.50

On Sat, 2003-05-31 at 18:29, Garey Barrell wrote:
> Doc -
>
> Not only is there a "6N2 Transmit Converter":
>
> http://www.rigpix.com/efjohnson/6n2.htm
>
> there's even a "6N2 Thunderbolt Amplifier":
>
> http://www.rigpix.com/linears/6n2thunderbolt.htm
>
> if you feel the need for 600 Watts.
>
> 73, Garey - K4OAH
> Atlanta

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