AM Transmitter Kits
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AM Transmitter Kits
I'm sure many members here have built and designed their own AM transmitters or made one from an old unrestorable AA5.
I'm wondering if anyone has used one of these kits;
http://www.6v6.co.uk/cp/Scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=304
I'm wondering if anyone has used one of these kits;
http://www.6v6.co.uk/cp/Scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=304
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Re: AM Transmitter Kits
It doesn't mention the power output and I see the modulation is screen grid. Looks like a nice kit.
N7ZAL- Member
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Re: AM Transmitter Kits
Thanks. That was interesting.
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Re: AM Transmitter Kits
This is all the kit says about transmitting power;
If you want more power, then up the HT voltage, 36 to 45 volts (4 or 5 PP3 batteries) will provide a strong signal for around the house.
If you want more power, then up the HT voltage, 36 to 45 volts (4 or 5 PP3 batteries) will provide a strong signal for around the house.
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Re: AM Transmitter Kits
I'd like to know the details of this note:
in order to purchase this item, you must agree that:-
1. You intend to export the item to an address outside the European Union. Under no circumstances will this item be resold or put into service within the European Union.
or
2. The item will only be used within a completely RF screened and shielded metal enclosure or environment for testing, evaluation, experimental or laboratory purposes and any other use that does not radiate electro-magnetic waves into free space. I am not an unqualified end user and I have RF engineering and electromagnetic compatibility skills at my disposal.
or
3. For use by a Licensed Radio Amateur on 160M Band
N7ZAL- Member
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Re: AM Transmitter Kits
I still prefer SSTRAN.
I assembled it, put in better electrolytic capacitors and installed it in my uninsulated detached garage. It's been going strong 24/7 for well over 6 years now
http://www.sstran.com/#AMT3000
I assembled it, put in better electrolytic capacitors and installed it in my uninsulated detached garage. It's been going strong 24/7 for well over 6 years now

http://www.sstran.com/#AMT3000
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