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DooDad,
If I had the option I just don't think I'd go to quite that extreme. There are just too many complications for something of that size. But if I just had to, I think I'd look at Harris amplifiers. They are commercially made, of proven quality (real quality), and typically up to date as far as parts availability is concerned. There are a number of other manufacturers of such amplifiers,and none of them are built in someone's garage. Expect them not to be 'dirt simple' or 'no-tune', expect to have to twist knobs. Also expect to run a 240 AC line to the shack. Treat them with reasonable care and they will out live you.
- 'Doc

[QUOTE="W5LZ, post: 227810, member: 129"] DooDad, If I had the option I just don't think I'd go to quite that extreme. There are just too many complications for something of that size. But if I just had to, I think I'd look at Harris amplifiers. They are commercially made, of proven quality (real quality), and typically up to date as far as parts availability is concerned. There are a number of other manufacturers of such amplifiers,and none of them are built in someone's garage. Expect them not to be 'dirt simple' or 'no-tune', expect to have to twist knobs. Also expect to run a 240 AC line to the shack. Treat them with reasonable care and they will out live you. - 'Doc [/QUOTE]

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