>..... are there any schematics on the WWW for building linear amps? I
>already tried to get them via search engines without success. Maybe
>they are hidden, Hi Hi.
- I have some diagrams with explanations for sub-assemblies used in
high-power, high-gain RF amplifiers. The url is:
http://www.vcnet.com/measures
This is mostly the (rejected) material that was written for the 1995
Handbook.
- I do not publish 100% complete, detailed plans for building such
machines. If I did, constructing one would seemingly not be much of a
learning experience. However, with the information provided, it should
be possible to construct a stable Class AB1 Linear amplifier that will,
if needed, push the SSB-limit of RG213 coax at 14MHz - without producing
X-rays. ... ... ... And if something doesn't initially make sense to
someone, I can probably explain it on the telephone.
>
>Who can recommend a good book especially for building linears?
>Is there a standard book available? I know that a lot of information
>is in several ARRL handbook (older issues) which are hard to get ...
>I'm looking for a real beginner project.
>
It is not substantively more difficult to build a tiny amplifier than to
build an un-tiny amplifier. IMO, tiny amplifiers are more boring to
design and build. In terms of dollars per kW, un-tiny amplifiers are the
Best Buy.
Rich---
R. L. Measures, 805-386-3734, AG6K
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