Andy, Johan The Class E AM guys do this. The amplifier below will do 500 watts at carrier and 150%+ modulation effortlessly. http://www.classeradio.org/class_e_8_fet.pdf Jay W1VD WD2XNS WE2XGR/2 Hi A
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2010-01-11 02:54 PA0A 0.503899 -25 0 JO33de 5 KL1X BP51ip 7066 347 PAOA into Alaska on WSPR 600m Really awful night up in Alaska too - 60 knot winds from the North. 73 Laurence KL 1 X (remote ops) Ho
Hi Andy, I tried to connect two class E stages in push-pull and it worked as expected. This was a QRP experiment on 160m but I see no reason why it shouldn't be scalable. The even harmonic cancellati
2010-01-11 02:54 PA0A 0.503899 -25 0 JO33de 5 KL1X BP51ip 7066 347 PAOA into Alaska on WSPR 600m Really awful night up in Alaska too - 60 knot winds from the North. 73
I use a single ended E pa and it is vy robust. I use a good LPF and the 2nd harmonic is not a problem. mal/g3kev Hi Johan, What are you planning? This sounds like QROO? Why using a push-pull class E
I just had a look at the WSPR database an condx must have been excellent last night: PA0A can not only copied by KL1X in Alaska (7066km) but also by KL1X/5 in Texas: 2010-01-11 03:20 PA0A 0.503899 -2
Andy Talbot wrote: All designs & ideas for a 1kW+ Class E PA gratefully accepted :-) I do have a 50V 25A PSU, so it 'might' even be feasible. Two big meaty FETs in parallel may cope. There's an