[AMRadio] Antennas for AM (was Legal limit AM amplifier, homebrew)

[Rob Atkinson]

I got a great deal on a SA2040 last spring and got it all cleaned up
and looking nice.  Then I read about T network tuners and found out
they are high pass tuners; not low pass like L networks.  I want
harmonic attenuation so it got sold at the next fest and I made a few
bucks for the afternoon I spent making it look nice.

Rob
K5UJ


On Sun, Nov 13, 2011 at 6:51 PM, Ronnie Hull <ronnie.hull at glowbugs.com> wrote:
> Thats why I always build AM gear to have TWICE the needed current in the
> power supplies and use a oil filled filter if at all possible!!
>
> NOTHING MFJ makes will handle AM.. ....for very long..
>
> Two old school tuners that will hold up well are the Drake MN2000 and the
> Heathkit SA series.
>
> Ronnie - W5SUM
>
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