[Boatanchors] Seeking Transmitter Design Suggestions

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Scott,

The 1951 ARRL Handbook has a circuit and design details for a 40 watt
'Single-Control Low-Power Transmitter'  Uses a 6AG7 and 807.  Utilizes
plug in coils for multi-band operation.  One could sub a 6CL6 and 6146 for
a more 'modern' line up. They are very near same specs aa the 6AG7/807
tubes.

Also, in the 1971 Handbook is details for a 75-120 watt CW transmitter
using a 6GK6 and 6146.  It is band-switching 5 band unit.  Quite a bit
more complex design.

I have a lot of the parts needed for both if can help out.

73
Rod
K0EQH





> Good Day, I'm starting to look around for a transmitter design to pair up
> with my HBR-13 receiver.  I'm thinking a minimum of 3 bands, 80 40 20
> meters, crystal controlled with the option of an outboard VFO,
> oscillator/buffer/driver, one or two 6146's.   I've been looking at some
> ARRL Handbooks and cruising the web looking at designs.  Do you have any
> suggestions?  Thank you!  73 Scott WA9WFA
>
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