[Premium-Rx] Harris RF-1310 Exciter

[Peter Gottlieb]

These were designed as system components and the exciter could be slaved off the receiver. My RF-590A has the BCD output option which could drive the older RF-131 exciter but the newer ones would require a computer with two serial ports and a small program to make that happen. 

The amps are indeed noisy but you can fix that with centrifugal blowers. They are super solid!


Peter

> On Dec 10, 2015, at 9:13 AM, Mac <libbysales at austin.rr.com> wrote:
> 
> And remember or think about,  there is no VFO type control, it is predicated on fixed freq or channel operation [ transmitting side i speak of ]  that got old to me very quickly.. you are always SPLIT operation fixed on xmit
> 
> BUT ?  you can usually be sure where you are with your xmit signal at least ..
> 
>> On 12/10/2015 6:32 AM, Gore, Greg wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> I recently located a nice RF-1310 which I would like to pair with my R-2368. It looks like the RF-1310 does not have enough drive for most Amateur amplifiers. Will I need to look for an RF-110 or RF-1110 in order to use it on the air?
>> 
>> Thanks, Greg; WA1KBQ
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