ad4mg
05-16-2010, 07:50 AM
Received from Bob via email a couple of weeks ago to share with everyone:
This is an entirely new project I started 2 weeks ago...This is a simple
air cooled single band 40 meter amplifier using 2 x GI-6B Russian
triodes....I finished the project this morning and all functions tested,
the amplifier runs beautifully..
This simple amplifier is first of a series of single band purpose built
units I am constructing to use up some surplus components....There is
around 75 hours of construction work in this job but I am very happy
with the outcome...It happily puts out 700 watts of carrier with 35
watts of drive which is around 13db of gain, not bad for Russian surplus
cold war tubes which only cost $25 each....
2785 <- Click for larger image ... "Single band 40 meter 2 x GI-6B Russian triodes"
2786 <- Click for larger image ... "RF deck and HT power supply 2 x GI-6B triodes"
2787 <- Click for larger image ... "Behind front panel 40 meter GI-6B amplifier showing simple step start and bias switching etc"
Amazing how busy Bob is building these amplifiers! I also have pics from his latest project, a water cooled 20/40m amp - will post soon!
This is an entirely new project I started 2 weeks ago...This is a simple
air cooled single band 40 meter amplifier using 2 x GI-6B Russian
triodes....I finished the project this morning and all functions tested,
the amplifier runs beautifully..
This simple amplifier is first of a series of single band purpose built
units I am constructing to use up some surplus components....There is
around 75 hours of construction work in this job but I am very happy
with the outcome...It happily puts out 700 watts of carrier with 35
watts of drive which is around 13db of gain, not bad for Russian surplus
cold war tubes which only cost $25 each....
2785 <- Click for larger image ... "Single band 40 meter 2 x GI-6B Russian triodes"
2786 <- Click for larger image ... "RF deck and HT power supply 2 x GI-6B triodes"
2787 <- Click for larger image ... "Behind front panel 40 meter GI-6B amplifier showing simple step start and bias switching etc"
Amazing how busy Bob is building these amplifiers! I also have pics from his latest project, a water cooled 20/40m amp - will post soon!