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Drinkin' buddies stick together pretty tightly, Mike. R L Measures, AG6K, 805.386.3734 r@..., rlm@..., www.somis.org

As I understand it, the gap-width is adjusted to fine-tune the L. R L Measures, AG6K, 805.386.3734 r@..., rlm@..., www.somis.org

wrote: manuals? Jim, I think he may have sent something in to QST one time. However, comparing something sent in to QST and a true scientific paper is like comparing apples to horse turds IMHO.

average AB2 g-g amplifier is cleaner than almost any transceiver? ### Cuz it's legal. In GG.. with little or no bias with a triode... and LOTS of no load HV... ZSAC is through the roof... amp runs

Hal, I'd give Ed a call at Heritage Transformer in Kentucky, or the guys at Galaxy Transformer in New Jersy. I take it this will be a resonant filter choke? If so, it's best to send them the cap your

breaker for ### agreed. It all depends on average current drawn during ssb. On CW however... I set my dashes up for 3.6 to 4.0 times as long as a dot. Sending dashes at 8-15 wpm really raises the

I guess I'll pile on here too. When Joe, W4TV went on his Rich tirade, I responded by telling him, in more or less words, that he was way off base. I got a reply from Tom Rauch that said, "Mike, don't

? Tom is now the owner-operator / censor librorum. ? Why would anyone want to run Class-A AM when the

The filter C looks like a virtual short to short spikes.

Without mentioning a familiar Texan, would somebody suggest a source for a 12 henry choke with 13 ohms or less D.C. resistance, able to handle 2.25 amperes with an a.c. voltage input of 3,000 volts?

### I concur.... get the FASTEST one available. Potter and brumfield make two style versions's of em.. both panel mount with 6- 32 screws.... they both come in 1-2-3 pole.... from real low curreent up

I had bought out a Quasar dealership back in the early 80's and repaired both Quasar and Panasonic products. At that time, Matsushita really was proud of putting their name on everything including the

### so what exactly did Tom publish..... besides Ameritron manuals? ### They had this silly roaring discussion on 'AMPS' 2 weeks ago.... the poor fellow asking the question gets chastised by a guy in

spike goes above 451 volts-pk. And, it hasn't happened in 20+ years. ### little or no additional protection means no big momma MOV's on the 240 V line... NOT no hv fuses, glitch R, safety diodes,

In the post-ISO-9000 world, where trackability is everything, manufacturers' data sheets always include a specification on how the component is marked. Given the exact Panasonic/Matsushita part

Where is the data sheet? P11691 These caps are 51mm x 63mm.

These are a normally stocked item. ... R L Measures, AG6K, 805.386.3734 r@..., rlm@..., www.somis.org

thanx, Hal R L Measures, AG6K, 805.386.3734 r@..., rlm@..., www.somis.org

An addition to my last post.. Panasonic is a "Brand Name" and good old Matsushita is the manufacturer. At the time 1979-80, Panasonic was new to parts distribution and that account was totally bungled

The place I worked in college was also a huge Panasonic cap dealer. The Panasonic caps are usually the blue ones. They make caps for quite a number of electronic manufacturers. End up in everything.