Wants

[Steve & Anne Ray]

The output power is right expect about 100+ W on 80 meters and about 80 to
90 W on 10 Meters.  See the listing of service bulletins for lower power on
40 Meters.   On the Mic your rig has been modified a unmodified SB series
rig uses  Pin 1 for the audio and pin 2 for the push to talk line.  I have
found that 6146B in the finals and using the alternate method of
neutralization (see Heath Service Bulletins on this list) where you
disconnect the screen and plate voltage results in improved neutralization
and easier loading on all bands, especially 10 and 15.

73

Steve Ray    K4JPN   ex K1VKW   HW-101, HW-8, SWL 30-40 and NC 38S Heath
Kit fan

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> From: Jerry Bough <w9fe at STANS.COM>
> To:
> Subject: Wants
> Date: Wednesday, August 27, 1997 12:30 AM
>
> Hi!
>
> Very new to the reflector. Also very new Heath owner.
>
> First I am looking for a manual for a SB-101.
>
> In the mean time I have been trying to hook up a mic to use
> on the above rig with no success. This radio had a 4 pin mic plug.
> I just saw another SB-101 at a hamfest on Sunday and it had a
> 2 pin plug. Has mine been modified ??
>
> I am seeing about 90 to 115 watts output with this radio. Is
> that about right for these type of radios.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jerry W9FE
>