Smallest Dual-6146 HF Transmitter?
kd4e
doc at KD4E.COM
Wed Aug 22 23:45:35 EDT 2007
I have used a TR-7 on 75M AM and the guys could not tell that it
was not a plate modulated rig - one of the best rigs ever made!
This project is to fulfill an adolescent dream for a nice strong
sounding all-tube plate modulated AM rig.
I will likely have to make some severe mods to something to get
where I want to be! If I can just find something with dual 6146's,
room for the rf components, and a sturdy supply the rest is 'easy'.
Modifying a Drake T-4 is an interesting option. As I recall the
power supply is pretty sturdy.
> I don't know if I should suggest off-the-wall alternative but I got nice
> reports when I used to check into the Midwest Classic Radio Net on 75
> using my Yaesu FL-101/FR-101 twins. Some of the early Yaesu stuff does
> nice AM (as the popularity of the FT-101 series with the CB types would
> indicate) but it is low level modulation. But it would be suitable for
> use with an external linear amp. The Drake 4 line series (the separates
> cover 160 while the TR-4 series is 80 through 10 only) also does a good
> job on AM. I often use my Drake TR-7A/R-7/L-7 on 160 AM. If you are
> looking for semi-portable you will probably need to modify your "search
> parameters" a bit.
>
> 73 and good luck,
> Rodger WQ9E
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Thanks! & 73, doc, KD4E
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