[ARC5] FW: "Top Ten"

Kludge wh7hg.hi at gmail.com
Thu Oct 13 02:05:35 EDT 2011


-----Original Message-----
From: arc5-bounces at mailman.qth.net [mailto:arc5-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On
Behalf Of Lenox Carruth
> 20. Small size for their time.  If a BC-348 had been built by the guys
that
> designed the ARC-5, it would be about half the size it is now!  It's for
> sure that the guys that designed the BC-375 never met the guys that
designed
> the ARC-5!  

Something I thought about when Dave was originally talking about running the
transmitters on reduced voltage was how interesting a liaison system would
be if it used the same receivers as the RAV (at least up to 18 MC) with
associated transmitters running on reduced B+ (Rx dynamotors repurposed?)
feeding a common [modulated] PA with multiple plug in assemblies installed,
one for each Tx.  These would be the same type transmitters as used in the
HF command equipment which would allow commonality between the systems.

Okay, guys, put down the axes.  I never said it was a *good* idea, just
something that ran through my mind.  :-D

> (Yeah, I know, the BC-375 was a considerably older design.)

Not that much older.  The initial work on the Type K started in 1935 which
wasn't a lot distant from when the BC-AA-191 was born.

Best regards,
 
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