Morning,
Actually I don't think this was the case. The KWS-1K was similar to the=20
KWS-1 less the high-voltage power supply and PA tubes. This was for folks=20
who wanted to use it as a low power exciter.
Collins also advertised the following ...
32W-1: Exciter and low voltage power supply
367A-1: A kit to convert a 32W-1 into a KWS-1
428A-1: Complete HV power supply
428A-2: Complete HV power supply in KIT form!
73, bob
W=D8YVA
My station: http://www.isquare.com/personal_pages/hardware-14.htm
At 09:03 PM 7/2/2003 -0500, Dr. Gerald N. Johnson, electrical engineer=
wrote:
>I think it was the KWS-1 in kit form, a proposal that I don't think
>reached production. Much like the advertisement in the ARRL handbook
>that called it a 30L-1. That didn't reach production either, though it
>did with the KWS-1 moniker.
>>73, Jerry, K0CQ, Technical advisor to the CRA.
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