[Clegg] Looking for some Clegg information.

[manualman at juno.com]

This list looks similar to the list that was floating around various
reflectors back in the 90's.

Never heard of a Clegg 209 Crystiplexer. Clegg introduced the
crystiplexer design with the Clegg FM-27A and FM-27B 2 meter FM
transceivers. Most, if not all, of Clegg's 2 meter FM rigs were made by
Midland. Note: on several  schematics and layout drawings for the Clegg
FM-27B, in the title box (lower right corner), the phrase "250 series and
up" or "250th unit and up" appeared. These drawings were not part of the
FM-27B manual. Also during this time, Clegg was known as the Clegg
Division of International Signal and Control Corp.

As far as "600-Series", the Apollo linear amplifier originally was going
to be called Apollo 600; further refinement of the circuitry rolled the
name to Apollo 700. There were some early product brochures and ads that
said Apollo 700. The "600" and "700" identified the PEP output. Final
production changed the name to just Apollo Six. All used the same tubes.

As far as the "250-6C", never heard of it.

Seems to me I remember prior to Clegg becoming well known to amateur
products, he was envolved/owned/part of/etc. with a company that was
called Transistor Specialties or something like that. Maybe some of these
model numbers came from that area.

Pete, wa2cwa


On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 16:54:28 -0700 "MUCHSTUFF" <soundval at muchstuff.com>
writes:
> Specifically, I am wanting the following Clegg information.
> 
> 209 Crystiplexer  When was it first introduced?   What is the tube 
> lineup?
>                           Is it a transmitter or Transceiver?  Can 
> anyone 
> give me a picture with proper authorization to publish.
> 250- Series.  What is the Tube lineup?  When were they introduced?
>                     Can anyone give me a picture with proper 
> authorization 
> to publish.
> 600- series    What is the tube lineup?  When were they introduced?
>                     Can anyone give me a picture with proper 
> authorization 
> to publish.
> 250-6C        What is the tube lineup?  When were they introduced?
>                     Can anyone give me a picture with proper 
> authorization 
> to publish.
> 
> 
> Gene Rippen,  WB6SZS