[Milsurplus] BC 191 info needed

[Bob Wilder]

If you do not try to load the 191 beyond about 60-70 watts it is stable
enough for amateur operation.  I have used the 191 on 75 meters AM with
good success. On 40 meters it is a little hard to get it to be stable, but 
again
it is all a matter of not trying to load it above 60-70 watts.  If you try
to push it above 100 watts the oscillator will "pull" and cause FMing on AM
and severe chirp on CW.  Many years ago I used on 160 meters AM and it
worked fine.  The secret is not to exceed the maximum power of the unit.



At 02:51 PM 12/15/2002 +0000, vk3cz <vk3cz@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Hello ,
>        Does anyone have any experience using the BC 191 on the air ?
>Is the set stable enough to use in its original design format .
>
>I am trying to put a SCR 193 outfit together , but am missing the BD
>77 dynamotor and plugs etc.
>
>The BC 312 is a nice receiver .
>
>Any input is appreciated
>
>Mike VK3CZ
>
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