Re: [Amps] Plate tank for 144 MHz using 8877

[jeff millar <wa1hco@adelphia.net>]

Bill

Check out the "easy build" amplifiers from this site

http://nd2x.net/yu1aw-2m-easy.html

The design shows a GS-31B or GS-35B, but the same output network will 
work for an 8877.

I've also been working on two variations of the YU1AW design that don't 
use the output capacitor with a floating shaft...the network looks more 
like an HF pi-network. I can define them for you if you're interested...

There's a bunch of other designs on the nd2x site. Check out the long 
plate line designs, they're fairly easy to make and very efficient, but 
large.
http://nd2x.net/PA3CSG-2.html
http://www.pa7ta.com/144MHz_RF-Deck.htm

Or this one with a flat plate line
http://www.dg2kbc.de/gs35.html

All the GS-35B designs will work with an 8877 because they're the same 
plate voltage and current.

hope this helps...

jeff, wa1hco


Bill Turner wrote:

> I have an 8877 which needs a plate tank circuit for 144 MHz.  I'm
> aware of the one shown at http://web.wt.net/~w5un/8877-1.htm
> but I don't have the metal working facilities to make it.
>
> Is there anyone out there who could make one for me?
>
> Or does anyone have a recommendation for another, easier-to-fabricate,
> 144 MHz tank circuit suitable for an 8877?
>
> All suggestions welcome.
>
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> Bill W6WRT
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