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Agreed 100%. Best regards Guillermo - LU8EYW. w5uc escribi:

It didnt, atleast I read answers. Please, instead use Google and lets keep it to amplifiers and related things on this list. 73 Jim SM2EKM --------------------- w5uc wrote:

Apparently the discusion got squashed on the other reflector. SO, who is Jack Gerritsen? 73, Mike, W5UC

There is something really wrong when the name of the moderator must be kept a secret. Looking forward to enjoying the new group. 73. Mike, W5UC

The mesage got through anyway. VK6APK posted a respomse with the announcement at the bottom and the censor missed it. 73, Mike, W5UC

Thanks to W3SLK for the info, it finaly made the old amps-list. I was sorry to see what happened over at the old list, personally I hate censorship no matter what it is. For years I have been wounder

Mike, No, the melting temperature raises when you use silver in a solder. The more silver, the higher the melting temperature. Some has to be used at red hot brazing temperatures. Thus in order for it

Mike, No, the melting temperature raises when you use silver in a solder. The more silver, the higher the melting temperature. Some has to be used at red hot brazing temperatures. Thus in order for it

I found the following web page: http://www.panasonic.com/industrial/appliance/appliance_magnetron_tube_ home.htm de Paul, W8AEF power

I re-read today the data given in the ARRL '97 handbook. The working condition as stated in the handbook does not mention the values are for two tubes; AB2 class amplifier with VA=4000V, VG2=500V,

Thanks, Rich. I re-posted your response on the other forum board. Mod-U-Lator, Mike(y) W3SLK

Mikw -- Ni-Cr alloys can be soldered with 95%-Tin, 5%-silver (plumbing) solder. The melting point is c. 221?C. J. W. Harris Sta- Brite flux - which is made for soldering stainless steel alloys -

This has some redeeming value, but on another bulletin board, the topic of using nichrome wire came up being used as a meter shunt. someone chimed in that you can't solder to nichrome wire. Another

I purchased one unit from Costco. The price was $99. The unit was surprisingly light in weight compared to my old transformer-powered 400W u-wave oven. I found no RFI problem from 50 - 550 MHz. The

Guillermo: To be linear, a 4-1000 needs to be run either in Class AB1 grounded-cathode, grid-driven or Class AB2 g-g, cathode-driven. For SSB, anode supply potentials of 6kV to 7kV are common. For

Guillermo, The PR version of the 4-1000A stands for pulse rated and simply means the internal structure will handle very high current on a intermittent basis. Others may give you a different take on

A month or so ago, my cousin visited me with an unusual gift. He discovered an old machine being scrapped and rescued for me (knowing my hobby) two Eimac 4PR-1000 tubes, with the chassis mount (blower

Since 1997, I have opposed censorship on AMPS, I got booted out 4- times and I was reinstated 3-times- thanks to pressure on the censor from AMPS members. My main weapon was direct-mailing to members

I recently observed the same thing with other AMPS members, Phil. Bill Fisher, N4AN, is probably turning over in his grave. Indeed. I updated my Website with the info about the uncensored, amplifier

It's a real shame that the AMPS@... turned into what it did. I quit amps@ about 2 months ago because of the nazi style control and censuring. I refuse to belong to any GROUP that censures.