[Heathkit] Heath Warrior as an AM amplifier

[Rick Poole]

My AM station consists of a DX-100B and an HQ-180A and I'm looking 
for a legal limit amplifier.  "Legal limit", in this case, apparently 
means 375 watts unmodulated carrier output for 1500 watts PEP 
output.  At 60 percent efficiency that would translate to 625 watts 
DC input for unmodulated carrier.

I'm wondering if I can get anywhere near this with a Heath HA-10 
Warrior amplifier converted to 572B's.  The Svetlana 572B is rated at 
160 watts plate dissipation, and at 625 watts DC input and 60 percent 
efficiency that translates to 250 watts of dissipation or 62.5 watts 
per tube, well within specs.  At 100 percent modulation, if my 
calculations and understanding are correct, PEP input would be 2500 
watts and peak dissipation would be 1000 watts or 250 watts per tube 
(assuming a matched quad).  That exceeds the ratings by a fair amount 
but it's intermittent service at a low duty cycle and I don't know if 
the 160-watt rating is CCS or ICAS (data sheet doesn't say).

So my questions are (1) will the tubes stand up to it, perhaps with a 
bigger fan to move more air?, and (2) will the power supply be able 
to provide enough power?

I also have an HX-10 Marauder for SSB and the Warrior would match up 
nicely (appearance-wise) with both that and the DX-100, hence my 
desire to see if this will work rather than go with something else.

Rick WA1RKT