[Amps] Still yet another interesting SS amp

Jim W7RY jimw7ry at gmail.com
Sat May 20 21:33:05 EDT 2017


#######Too bad henry radio stopped selling their  35 / 50 /100 watt pads, 
that could be bought in  anything from
                I think 1-10 db, in 1 db increments.

They are on EBay. Bought a 3 and 4 db 100 watt unit a few weeks ago.

73
Jim W7RY



-----Original Message----- 
From: Jim Thomson
Sent: Saturday, May 20, 2017 7:19 AM
To: amps at contesting.com
Subject: [Amps] Still yet another interesting SS amp

This is the latest german made  SS amp, fully built.
Reinhard DH3NAB will be at Xenia with
demo units.  Booth 6506 in Bldg 6.

http://rf-kit.de/en/

It uses a pair of  LDMOS devices...which can be
BLF188XR;    BLF578;    MRFE6VP61K25

2.5 kw out.  Auto tuner.   The end user no longer has to supply his
own set of LP filters.  They now supply the  heavy duty LP filters.
160-6 m.... including 30, 17, 12m.   Aprx  $3k.

1.5 watts of drive =  1.5 kw out.
3 watts of drive  = 2.5 kw out.

Also comes with built in switching supply.   With the low  drive 
requirements
on these latest SS amps, you really dont require any more than a 10 watt 
xcvr,
then just add whatever final pa  power level external amp you desire, for 
your application.

Have fun trying to get 1.5 watts out of your typ  100-200 watt xcvr.   Heck, 
even the 11m ops,
with their  5 w cxr ... 20-25 w pep out cb rigs will be able to drive the 
crap out of any of these
SS amps.   20-25 watts was ample to drive the palstar, qro, etc, amps with 
the 2 x 4CX-800 /  GU-84B
flat out.

Even the ameritron AL-600  can be driven with as little as 7.5 watts...after 
the oem attenuator is removed.
Too bad henry radio stopped selling their  35 / 50 /100 watt pads, that 
could be bought in  anything from
I think 1-10 db, in 1 db increments.

OM power sells a splitter combiner unit so you can drive 3 of their big 
amps..then combine their outputs.

Jim  VE7RF
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