[Boatanchors] The old "6T9 one tube transmitter"
howard holden
holden7471 at msn.com
Sun Jan 31 22:28:10 EST 2010
Sandy I helped a budding Novice build one some 35 years ago. Got about 5 watts out with no tweaking other than normal tuning. So not able to help with problems but I know the circuit works.
Howie WB2AWQ
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From: Sandy<mailto:ebjr37 at charter.net>
To: Glowbugs reflector<mailto:glowbugs at piobaire.mines.uidaho.edu> ; boatanchors at mailman.qth.net<mailto:boatanchors at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, January 31, 2010 9:55 PM
Subject: [Boatanchors] The old "6T9 one tube transmitter"
Anyone playing with or has played with the ARRL 6T9 "Novice 10 watt
transmitter" that used to be in the 1972-3 "Handbook" and was a staple of
the: "Understanding Amateur Radio" publication for some time?
I have one I'm fooling with buy I can only get 1-2 watts out of it! The
book says 6-7 watts!! I'm using a supply that delivers about 250 volts to
the rig. It has me stumped at the moment. I thought the "junk" RF chokes
were the culprits, but no, a new pair didn't solve the problem or help any.
The "big" shack is down and space inside in the bedroom is somewhat limited,
so I was fiddling with this thing for a easy to put together two stage CW
rig that would possibly generate at least 5-6 watts, but nada, so far.
Anybody out there build one and measure the output with a reliable
wattmeter?
73,
Sandy W5TVW
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