[Heathkit] AT-1 question

[Bwana Bob]

Keep it legal. If you don't have a dummy load, you can make a very 
simple one for that rig with a 25 watt light bulb.

					73,

					Bob WB2VUF

David Goncalves wrote:
>     As such, to transmit on the 11 meter band, even into a dummy load,
>     with a Heath AT-1 is illegal.
> 
>  
> Practically, it isn't true. You can transmit anything you want into a 
> dummy load, because excepting local leakage from the circuit, the design 
> intent is for no emission to occur. That the FCC rule states that it is? 
> Poor writing of the law, and impossible to enforce. Go ahead and 
> transmit anything you want into a dummy load.
>  
> David Goncalves
> W1EUJ
> 
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