[Amps] Some thoughts on a transistorized legal limit

Radio WC6W wc6w_amps at yahoo.com
Tue Oct 16 15:11:01 EDT 2007


Hi Paul,
  The amp section is 25 cents/watt per APT -- $250

  The power supply will run about $100 in parts.

  The Pi-nets might run a couple hundred in today's
depreciated dollars.

  The cabinet, heatsink(s) and fans could easily run a
couple hundred $$.

  The DSP is only about $25 in parts.

  The above totals about $750.  Add $250 for labor &
overhead... 

  Engineering costs?  Isn't that what the H1-B visas
are all about? :-)

73 & Good afternoon,
  Marv WC6W  

http://wc6w.50webs.com/



--- kg7hf at comcast.net wrote:

> Hi Marv,
> 
> When I saw your post, I also thought of using class
> E as well, since you have to restore anyway.  More
> efficiency = smaller heatsinks, smaller powersupply,
> less expensive parts.
> 
> But my guess is that engineerig costs to produce a
> bullet proof militarized amp such as this in a
> commercial venture would still exceed the $1/watt
> goal.
> 
> Paul
> 



       
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