[Central-Electronics] 100V and 200V differences?

[Robert A Sullivan]

Same basic rig … with minor differences;

The 200V uses SS rectifiers; the 100V tubes.
The 200V has a nicer, smoother 2-speed VFO drive

The 100V includes two function lever switches to select voice or carrier cal signal; line voltage; watts input; amps. There were deleted in the 200V. None of these functions are particularly useful. (i.e., you won’t miss them).

I would choose the rig with the nicer cosmetics! It can get expensive refinishing the front panel and/or cabinet.

73, Bob
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> On Mar 26, 2020, at 2:35 PM, W7FE <w7fe at cox.net> wrote:
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>> On Mar 26, 2020, at 11:14 AM, jetercreek <jetercreek at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Never played with either one.  Wanted to, etc.  You know that story!
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>> Have a chance to maybe buy a 100V or possibly trade for a 200V.  Is there some difference in the 200 that makes the 100 more desirable? I remember hearing so, but cannot search it out at the moment.
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