[Amps] Nice OM amps
Roger (K8RI)
k8ri at rogerhalstead.com
Sat Feb 18 16:57:08 EST 2017
Nice, but a tiny bit more than I'd want to pay.
When did the FCC permit 4 KW amps for the amateur service?
I use a single FU728F. 2 should be capable of 5000 PEP out. Keep going
and it'll be better than solar panels. <:-)
They are calling drive power, the input power. IOW, with a 100W in they
are getting 4 KW out. The input power at an optimistic 60% efficiency
would be 6666.67 Watts. Keep going and it'll be better than solar panels.
73, Roger (K8RI)
On 2/18/2017 8:59 AM, Jim Thomson wrote:
> ## here you go Roger, 4000 watts pep out, and 2500w CCS out for data modes + FM, rtty etc. No time limit.
> Comes with a pair of 3 kva CCS torroid plate xfmrs. Also has FCC approval. Compact, sits on any table,
> a meager 101 lbs. Heck, it even uses a pair of chinese FU-728F tubes..which are cheap to replace, $475.00 each.
> https://www.arraysolutions.com/amplifiers-rf/om-4000a You can even place the amp into another room, and
> operate it remotely, with the mating remote control box, made for the automatic tune amp. https://www.arraysolutions.com/om-4000-rem
> Your heat issues and noise issues have now vanished. Use the supplied cable, or use the internet. No PC required at remote end.
>
>
> ## Ok, if you want the manual tune version, its then https://www.arraysolutions.com/amplifiers-rf/om-4000hf
> Both versions can be driven with just 70-100w. Has 16 db gain. 160-10m, including all 3 warc bands.
>
> ## Matched pair of tubes, cheap. https://www.arraysolutions.com/fu-728f-matched-pair
>
> ## Both the manual and auto tune versions appear to be a big bang for the buck. Then you get to do
> cool stuff, like boil oil....and test baluns.
>
> Jim VE7RF
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