[Collins] Query about 6m transverters and S-line

kwylow zinjanthropus [email protected]
Wed, 5 Feb 2003 12:17:24 -0800 (PST)


Bruce:
I believe you can reduce the drive down for CW but not on SSB (at least, that is what I think). Additionally, there was the 62S1, the Collins transverter for the S-line. That would be the way to go if you wanted to go total Collins. I don't know how well the transverter from Ten Tec will work but you are correct that 100 w is way to much for driving the Ten Tec unit. Others may want to comment here. Cal, N6KYR. 
 "Bruce H. McIntosh" <[email protected]> wrote:CAUTION: Newbie alert! Go easy on him!:-)

I've recently fallen heir to a lovely set of S-line equipment. 
Unfortunately, I haven't upgraded to General yet, so all I can do at the
moment is listen. However, it comes into my pointy little head that a
6m transverter would be just the ticket to allow me some use of the gear
before I upgrade, and get me onto what looks like might be a very fun
band in which to operate.

I was looking at the TenTec 20-to-6 box, which has garnered several
favorable reviews. Trouble is, it appears to have a max input of 20W.
The 32S-3 appears to put out in the 100W range, and it's not immediately
apparent to me whether or not that can be reduced. I can't imagine its
output level NOT being adjustable.

So, help the newbie out: is the power out on the 32S-3 adjustable? Is
the TenTec a decent transverter? Has anyone used it or any other 6m
transverter with the S-line equipment?
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