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I'm Looking to buy a driver at least 100 Watt out PEP, for a 6 Pill.
- Thread starter mitch169
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Might matter how much drive wattage you wish to use with this amplifier. A radio that's big enough will sound better driving the big box directly. Even a small one will, but might disappoint with the wattmeter reading.
I think the gap you seek to fill between the radio and amplifier might be too small to justify adding another amplifier.
Unless the radio is a stock 40 year old Cobra 2000GTL busting a gut to swing 13 Watt peaks. That would no doubt call for a driver.
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I think the gap you seek to fill between the radio and amplifier might be too small to justify adding another amplifier.
Unless the radio is a stock 40 year old Cobra 2000GTL busting a gut to swing 13 Watt peaks. That would no doubt call for a driver.
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Yes, the main radio is a Flex 50000a putting out 65 watts.
Then I would need a driver once I finish the restoration of the Browning Golden Eagle Mark III, which puts out about 10 watts. Then I would need one. I don't want to drive the box hard. The previous owner didn't, I asked this question thinking the box would need 100 watts to drive it.
Then I would need a driver once I finish the restoration of the Browning Golden Eagle Mark III, which puts out about 10 watts. Then I would need one. I don't want to drive the box hard. The previous owner didn't, I asked this question thinking the box would need 100 watts to drive it.
Carlbuilt C60 mobile with biasing $220 plus shipping. Does have variable. Will need a small power supply. The C80 with biasing for $235 would work too with the six.
Can't remember seeing a 6-transistor linear with proper bias for clean sideband. Just accustomed to that design setup as being a AM thing.
The "powers of 2" style, with two, four, eight or sixteen is more what I'm used to seeing in sidebandland.
Who made this one?
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The "powers of 2" style, with two, four, eight or sixteen is more what I'm used to seeing in sidebandland.
Who made this one?
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The KL 203 and 203p will give you an easy 100w. Set the radio carrier to 1.5 watts will give you about 25w carrier out. I have bought from this place several times before, never had a problem. They have a distribution warehouse in California.
88radio.com
25-30 Mhz
88radio.com
Go ahead and buy two of them while you're at it, if you're shopping @ 88radio. They have a special - if you buy two it's $40.00 off. I did this the last time I ordered.
I have a bunch of them floating around just in case I need a little extra.
I went with Hammer Jockey. Excellent Built 2 MRF454 with SSB Bias and Veraiable.
I get 160 out
I get 160 out
Variable, let's try this with the proper spelling. Could not figure out how to edit
I like this transistor because it's one if the last, still manufactured to OEM Motorola specs, even though it's made by Ma-Com today.
I have wondered for a while if Motorola sold rights to make the MRF products to MA/Com as part of the Iridium bankruptcy reorganization/fundraising. At least MA/Com produces real copies with a decent quality record.
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