[Central-Electronics] 200V ser # 1419

Kenneth D. Grimm, K4XL [email protected]
Mon, 8 Apr 2002 19:08:49 -0400


I would like to add any information about the octal plugs with diodes to
the 100V and 200V folders on BAMA.  So, if anyone can provide that
information, I will make sure that it is available to anyone that wants
it in the future.  Also, while I'm begging for information, I have a
couple of pages in the 100V manual giving typical voltages.  The 200V
manual that I have on BAMA doesn't have similar pages.  I wonder if they
were left out of the one that I scanned, or if they simply were never
put in the 200V manual the way they were with the 100V.  As I'm about to
start trouble shooting a 200V, a voltage chart would be a BIG help!
Thanks and 73,
Ken K4XL
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----- Original Message -----
From: "J C White" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, April 08, 2002 5:51 PM
Subject: Re: [Central-Electronics] 200V ser # 1419


> just found a notation in margin of my 200 V manual that some 100V came
> with octal plugs per a mod suggesteid my a ham. Many only the lst have
a
> copy of this mod from original puplicaation.  Serhaps soomeone would
be
> kind enough to share with us the diode polug in mod.  Best test is to
use
> the
> onboard scope with and without compressor and compare.  Also, the
> 200V is subject to arcing in final  10M broadband coil at SWR about
3:1..the
> liquid rubber available for decorating car tire sidewalls will stop
this but
> obviously better to work into proper load!
>
> how bout itguys....anyone willing to scan and send us the diode mod or
post
> to
> a site where we can download?  I lost mine years ago...yes I
know...grey
> matter
> first part of body to turn to centent!
>
>
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