[FLBOATANCHORS] Smallest Dual-6146 HF Transmitter?
Jack Taylor
jack at N7OO.COM
Mon Aug 27 18:34:04 EDT 2007
Don't overlook the military surplus sets like the ARC-5 or the ART-13. I never
operated the ARC-5 with the separate modulator but I did have many enjoyable
hours with the ART-13. Strictly speaking they of course don't use 6146's but
they are in the general power range as a pair of 6146's. The downside of the
ART-13 is it isn't easily transportable. But the ARC-5 series with it's single-
band configuration would be.
73 de Jack - N7OO
----- Original Message -----
From: Bry Carling
To: BOATANCHORS at LISTSERV.TEMPE.GOV
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2007 6:29 AM
Subject: Re: [BOATANCHORS-TEMPE] [FLBOATANCHORS] Smallest Dual-6146 HF Transmitter?
Doc - I think GLOBE made some transmitter models like that.
You might look for them. I think they were either dual 807s
or dual 6146es.
Plenty of punch on CW and loads of fun in a small package.
73 - Bry, AF4K in Florida
> I am looking for a compact dual-6146 transmitter,
> preferably 160-10M, or something with a dual-6146
> final that I can modify.
>
> It must either be designed to handle AM plate modulation
> at 100W or have enough room in the final RF section for
> me to modify it.
>
> It must include a power supply suitable to the application.
>
> No industrial size hernia-makers need apply, I need this
> to be semi-portable. (I guess that means an efficient
> design on an aluminum chassis. It's best if the PS is on
> a separate chassis.)
>
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