Hi Walter,

  Thanks for the info. Interesting circuit line up. My guess is that its a 
class-C P.A. 

> It's a very old tube-type device designed ca. 1960.
> Tube line-up 6AM5, 12AX7, two 807's (later models 6146's)

   The 807 predates the 6146 by about 20 years, so in fact it's a much earlier 
model than the 6146.


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73 Warren K2ORS/WD2XGJ
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From: "Walter Blanchard" <[email protected]>
> Re Decca 1615 SG
> 
> It's a very old tube-type device designed ca. 1960.
> Tube line-up 6AM5, 12AX7, two 807's (later models 6146's)
> No risk of blowing up FET's with this one but doubt 
> if the transformer design would be relevant to FET's.
> No ccts but the guy who designed it tells me it was 
> purposely designed to work into all sorts of mismatchs, 
> shorts, etc so it could be used for lining up new antennas
> of possibly unknown characteristics. It worked so well
> they never bothered updating it to solid-state and it 
> was still current in 1995.
> It's what I'm using to put out the test signal for Peter
> G3PLX.
> 
> Walter G3JKV.
> 
>   

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To:	<[email protected]>
Subject:	LF: Decca SG
From:	"Walter Blanchard" <[email protected]>
Date:	Mon, 20 Mar 2006 07:43:46 +0000

Re Decca 1615 SG   It's a very old tube-type device designed ca. 1960. Tube line-up 6AM5, 12AX7, two 807's (later models 6146's) No risk of blowing up FET's with this one but doubt if the transformer design would be relevant to FET's. No ccts but the guy who designed it tells me it was purposely designed to work into all sorts of mismatchs, shorts, etc so it could be used for lining up new antennas of possibly unknown characteristics. It worked so well they never bothered updating it to solid-state and it was still current in 1995. It's what I'm using to put out the test signal for Peter G3PLX.   Walter G3JKV.

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