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Hi Pete, LF,

Pete, the RIG sounds good. Are you QRV on 137 kHz as well? We could try 
for a QSO if you like. So far i didn't see you there on the band if i 
remember correctly.

73, Stefan

Am 02.06.2012 19:41, schrieb M0FMT:
> The Rig I described it is capable of much higher power (depending upon 
> output FET currently an IR840?) with increase in PA voltage it's 
> currently got 12volts applied. Because I use 7812 voltage regulators 
> for the logic stages they will only stand about 25volts max, with this 
> rig, limits the power to around 30 to 40 Watts O/P. Suppose I could 
> separate the supply to the PA and get a lot more from the device I supose.
> The output goes straight into the aerial 100mm diameter transformer 
> via a short coax lead then to 2 link turns, then from the "Top" of the 
> transformer to the up lead which goes through teflon insulating 
> washers throught the wall and straight up  to the 8inch ribbed 
> glass insulator about 35 feet then on a slope to a 24foot mast (soon 
> to increased to 35feet). Tuned against several long earthing wires.
> 73 es GL Pete M0FMT IO91UX
>

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Hi Pete, LF,<br>
<br>
Pete, the RIG sounds good. Are you QRV on 137 kHz as well? We could try
for a QSO if you like. So far i didn't see you there on the band if i
remember correctly.<br>
<br>
73, Stefan<br>
<br>
Am 02.06.2012 19:41, schrieb M0FMT:
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  <div><span>The Rig I&nbsp;described it is capable of much higher power
(depending upon output FET currently an IR840?) with increase in PA
voltage it's currently got 12volts applied. Because I use 7812 voltage
regulators for the logic stages they will only stand about 25volts max,
with this rig, limits the power to around 30 to 40 Watts O/P. Suppose I
could separate the supply to the PA and get a lot more from the device
I supose.</span></div>
  <div><span>The output goes straight into the aerial 100mm diameter
transformer via a short&nbsp;coax lead then to&nbsp;2 link turns,&nbsp;then from the
"Top" of the transformer to the&nbsp;up lead which goes through teflon
insulating washers throught the wall and straight up&nbsp; to<var
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feet then on&nbsp;a slope to a 24foot mast (soon to increased to 35feet).
Tuned against several long earthing wires.</span></div>
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