Petr, I understand your concern. I doubt that W&S will sell very many (perhaps none?) at this price. 100 watts is not much power at this frequency and 690 GBP (827 Euro) is a lot of money for this TX
More appliance operators Mal? 73 Ken M0KHW Interesting new rig offered by Waters and Stanton - the TX-2200A 100 Watt class D transmitter for 136kHz - VFO controlled with receiver muting. Made in Japa
John, Looks like its a just a plain old cw rig .. don't have the full story, but from the bits of the pdf that translates , looks like its dds controlled with a pic , master clock running at 67 MHZ ,
Well, I am not sure that it is a good news, in fact. So far only people that were able and willing to build their own TX's (Ropex First was not a hit, was it) were on the band. And the ham-spirit exi
May I add a somewhat late comment about this product, please? It seems to me that there are several different requirements for a transmitter for 136 kHz, depending upon what any individual needs. Bei
