[Amps] FS: Alpha 76A with 3CX800A7 tubes

Carl km1h at jeremy.mv.com
Tue Jul 24 12:11:45 PDT 2012


110W drive is a bit hard on a pair of those tubes, that amp is PS limited 
anyway. At 80W and 1200W out they will last a long time.

Carl
KM1H


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From: "Paul" <w8aef at q.com>
To: "Amps" <amps at contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2012 1:12 PM
Subject: [Amps] FS: Alpha 76A with 3CX800A7 tubes


>I have an Alpha 76A equipped with a pair of 3CX800A7 tubes, Vacuum and reed
> relay for qsk operation, and an RF Parts RFC-3 choke that delivers 1500
> watts dc output on all amateur bands, including WARC.
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> The 3CX800A7's were new old stock tubes installed in 2001 when I replaced
> the filter capacitors and converted it to QSK operation.
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> The amplifier requires about 110 watts drive for 1500 watts output.  The
> original plate choke is included if you want to give up 12 meters and only
> have 100 watts for full power output.
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> I fabricated transparent dials to replace the 0-100 dial scales on the 
> TUNE
> and LOAD controls and inserted a paper dial in back of them with band
> markings similar to the Heath SB-220.  This speeds up band change/retuning
> as I do not have to refer to a look up table.  The original 0-100 dial
> scales are included and the paper dial can easily be removed to allow 
> return
> to factory appearance.
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> I am asking $1750, pick up in Phoenix, Arizona
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