[Amps] Harris Power Amps

[Rob]

Greetings,

I have an RF-104, and works great from 160m - 30 MHz.  Due to a  
surplus of amps, am looking to get rid of this one.  Let me know off- 
line if you are interested.  Could be an issue with shipping etc., as  
I live in western Canada.

....regards

Rob
VE6TR






On 19-Feb-09, at 8:44 AM, John Lyles wrote:

>
> I've had an RF103 and a 101. The 103 was a mess (3-1000Z gg), due to  
> being in a basement of the Black hole junkyard for years. I parted  
> it out, and was planning to reuse the transformer for a Chippewa  
> restoration (now I found the original KS-1 so I don't need to). The  
> 103 was about the size of a KWS-1. I found a 101 last summer, and it  
> has a pair of 3-400Z. It is being repaired for use. It had untuned  
> input to the cathode ckt, so I have build a deck inside to add this.  
> Problem with it was limited channelization. These radios have fixed  
> presets for frequency, relay or motorized switches to control them.  
> They aren't exactly continuously tunable in real time. The 101 is  
> smaller, but still in a roll around short unit. It dates from the  
> mid 1960s. I don't know the 102.
>
> On the other hand, I have a Harris HFL1000 for use at work. It is a  
> beast, and is very complex. Has preamplifier tubes.  It reflects the  
> Gates Radio lineage of Harris Intertype products.
> John
> K5PRO
>
>
>> Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2009 10:26:11 -0500
>> From: Pete Smith <n4zr at contesting.com>
>> Subject: [Amps] Harris amps
>> I am interested in possibly obtaining one of the Harris amps in the  
>> RF-10x
>> series.  I have heard of people having great results with the  
>> RF-102A in
>> amateur service, at full amateur power, including coverage of 160M,  
>> but
>> don't know if anyone is marketing these as surplus, or...  Nothing  
>> shows up
>> on E-bay.
>>
>> Any leads welcome.
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