[Central-Electronics] WTB: 600L

[Jim DiMauro]

Hi Jim:

Thanx for your input.  The power output of the 100V is continuously variable
between full output and 10 Watts via a front panel control.  Since I plan to
dedicate the 600L to my 100V this should not be a problem.

73,
Jim
W2BVM



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Candela
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Jim,

   Good luck for your search. I was lucky to find mine. Also plan ahead on
how 
you might match the 100V 100 watt output with an amplifier that might put
out 
full power with 5 watts drive. Got a 10db 100w attenuator?

73,
Jim
WD5JKO

----- Original Message ----
From: Jim DiMauro <radio6146 at yahoo.com>
To: central-electronics at mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wed, March 30, 2011 9:34:46 PM
Subject: [Central-Electronics] WTB: 600L

Hi All:



I'd like to find a 600L to pair up with my 100V.  A working unit is
preferred, but not absolutely necessary.  Does anyone have one that they'd
care to part with?



73,

Jim

W2BVM







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