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Magnum 750 Linear?
- Thread starter Eastside
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After digging around for a while, the only thing I can find...., is a picture.
Do you have any info?
Looks like a nice Amp.
As you probably know, Palomar used to make a line of Solid state Amps in the Magnum series but this is the first "tube" amp I have seen with that name.
73
Jeff
Do you have any info?
Looks like a nice Amp.
As you probably know, Palomar used to make a line of Solid state Amps in the Magnum series but this is the first "tube" amp I have seen with that name.
73
Jeff
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Yep....that lone pic is all I could find also.....I enlarged it.
No info at all.
Reason number 1
Many of the old amps cleaned up and with a little work can be put to use as a mono band amp.
You would be surprised how many of these old amp`s built 40 years ago are on the ham bands today, and if re-worked properly and do not have the snot driven out of them work just fine.
Some wind up on 6 meters, some on 10 or maybe 12.
Some of them get ripped apart and make a good starting point for some one to build a nice 10-40 amp,,,,if you look at it that way... parts is parts
Reason number 2
We are a little more tolerant of questions about amps here.
If it does go full blown ""I want to run my Amp on 27.025", sooner or later it will get moved down to the General CB section.
The best reason, is in the Definition of what this Forum is all about.
That kind of sums it up.
Have a great day.
And if you would like, sign up for the W9WDX radio club at the top of the Forum, and get in on the 10 and 6 meter contest this weekend and have some fun working some of the other members here.
73
Jeff
Many of the old amps cleaned up and with a little work can be put to use as a mono band amp.
You would be surprised how many of these old amp`s built 40 years ago are on the ham bands today, and if re-worked properly and do not have the snot driven out of them work just fine.
Some wind up on 6 meters, some on 10 or maybe 12.
Some of them get ripped apart and make a good starting point for some one to build a nice 10-40 amp,,,,if you look at it that way... parts is parts
Reason number 2
We are a little more tolerant of questions about amps here.
If it does go full blown ""I want to run my Amp on 27.025", sooner or later it will get moved down to the General CB section.
The best reason, is in the Definition of what this Forum is all about.
That kind of sums it up.
Have a great day.
And if you would like, sign up for the W9WDX radio club at the top of the Forum, and get in on the 10 and 6 meter contest this weekend and have some fun working some of the other members here.
73
Jeff
Dig through old threads man, there are tons and tons of threads on AMPLIFIERS in general here. Wow, that's the first time the hampster police have shown up in a long time.
It was not my amp....it was a big tube amp a guy had stored away for yrs....he said he keyed it up 1 time back in the 70s and it blew the fuse out in his house and he put it in a closet and left it there for a long time....I could have bought it....but did not want it.
It was about the same thing as a Maco 750 I reckon...it got sent down the road....I did not want it...just get in trouble running something like that in town....but I do like them as a CB collectable.
