Hi Chaz,
I figured others might be able to chime in.
My favorite is the AM-3924. It is part of the AN/URT-23 transmitter set used
on many Navy ships. The amplifier section has fixed caps and coils and is
switched by the exciter (T-827). It is a bullet proof amp which uses two
4cx1500B tubes, it can produce 1000w output AM continuous carrier unlimited
keydown time. In other works, it can easily do legal limit on RTTY/CW/SSB
with no keydown limit, and can likely be pushed to do 1500w AM, but that would
be over the current US rules.
Every once in a while you see them on ebay, but fair radio sales usually has
them as well as other outlet houses.
Paul, kg7hf.
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Message: 8
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2009 07:09:21 -0600
From: chas <chasm@texas.net>
Subject: [Amps] Any Henry experts on the list? REPOST
To: Amps <amps@contesting.com>
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IS THERE ANYONE WHO KNOWS A MODEL NUMBER OF A HENRY WHICH WOULD MEET
MY WANTS for an infinite 160 to 10m HF by setting the coils or
bandswitch to the nearest band marking and then fine tuning???
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