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| Hi I am trying to make a amplifier of 100 Watts on 11 meter and 25-50W on 11 meter...I have followed this scematic on this site here http://users.belgacom.net/hamradio/homebrew.htm My question is how do I make the rf sensor resonate to run in the 10-11 meter band on AM mode I have built this amp successfully using a 2SC5200 Toshiba transistor amp...but I need to know how to change the freq... There is another thing that i need to know what this means.... http://users.belgacom.net/hamradio/schemas/hfamp.gif Look at the parts list What is (sm=kraal or 100wnd 0.2mm). I looked but could not find any info on this sm...??? Also I'd rather make this amp work on 11 meter can some one help is there a place i can find scematics....???? Can someone tell me or kinda explain what i need to do to use the toshiba chip with this design..... http://users.belgacom.net/hamradio/schemas/hfamp.gif My toshiba chip is enuff power for me to start. I belive that is a MosFet there I have 2N3055-115W (fT=2.5mhz) and TIP3055-75W (2mhz (min) ... is this possible? JB Last edited by JBizzle; 15th April 2008 at 04:05 PM. | |
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| Hi JBizzle, In dutch SM is short for sadomasochisme, I don't think I have to translate that. But in this particular case "sm" is short for "smoorspoel" which means (rf) choke. And kraal means bead, it's a ferrite bead. on1aag. | |
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| Ok i got that but its got 4 dashes....so how many turns will that be i dont have a ferrite welll i do but its circular...so i want to resonate in the 10-11 meter band so how many turns do i need to turn 100? 135 turns and what do u suppose i turn it on a pen is what i have but i dont know mm so could not tell u how wide it will be but this is what i have to work with so ..... How many turns on a pen top?? http://users.belgacom.net/hamradio/s...rbandamplifier please look here I want to modify this to work in the 21-27 mhz band using a 1 toshiba TSC5200 is this possiable???? Please help what needs to change in this diagram that will give me a understanding of whats going on and how things work.... Thanks for helping......73's | |
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| Hi JBizzle, Let me give you a good advice, stick to the 7 watts VMOS amplifier with the VN66AF, that's the only one that's easy to construct. For all other designs you need parts that are not readely available in local shops and those parts are expensive ! Be realistic in your expectations, you lack the experience to construct such a circuit, otherwise you wouldn't have asked those questions. on1aag. | |
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| Jeez, I know but I have a mosfet and a 2n3055 115W that I want to use ave a relay so that when I ptt the amp turns on... Thats the fun part im here learn. can you explain why and what i need to make the 7watt operate in the 11 meter band? So can you explain what i need to do for start? On his scematic of the 7 watt HF amp?? | |
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| I have the chart to convert this : R1 = 4K7, R2 = 1K0, R3 = 47R, C1 = 10n + 22n + 10uf, C2 = 22nf So correct me: On the resistors 1k0=1k or 100ohm resistors? and with the cap's c1= 10nF , 22nF, 10uF and c2= 22nf ? did someone forget the f or what? | |
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