mrf237 driving a 2n6084
40 - 50 watt amp
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- who u callin ne guy bruv
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40 - 50 watt amp
40 - 50 watt amp, 12- 15volts.
mrf237 driving a 2n6084

mrf237 driving a 2n6084
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Re: 40 - 50 watt amp
That looks like it's been built for the higher end of the band.
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Re: 40 - 50 watt amp
I agree - looks like something you'd use for 144, however i've seen that layout before on a LDMOS device, think it'll go all the way down to 8v.. Very neat - well doneteckniqs wrote:That looks like it's been built for the higher end of the band.
If you're going to put something on.... Don't brag, Just do; and for God's sake - do it properly!!!
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Re: 40 - 50 watt amp
The main PA stage does definitely, modified for band II.
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Re: 40 - 50 watt amp
The main amp was on 144 mhz.
The pcb output coil track was cut and replaced with a 3 turn coil,
The base was replaced with different capacitance to bring it down to work on the top end of the broadcast band.
The pcb output coil track was cut and replaced with a 3 turn coil,
The base was replaced with different capacitance to bring it down to work on the top end of the broadcast band.
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Re: 40 - 50 watt amp
Good stuff, keep them pictures coming... 
