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Another reply from the same guy; obviously the pic isn't attached, but I can post it to the files if you reallllllly need it. Here's a photo of a 25 KW FM tube PA transmitter with the external power

First reply: "A good number of FM broadcast transmitters above 10 KW TPO have external power supplies, as do most of the old big-iron 50 KW tube transmitters....some of which used what were

I just posed the question to "AM/FM/TV Broadcast Engineers" page on FaceBook, and if that doesn't generate any helpful replies, I might go off-topic on the "I Take Pictures of Transmitter Sites" on

<Toll Free Jan 4 9:33 AM < My hand got too close to an abraded wire going into a Millen connector. ## do u mean a strand of the GTO neon sign wire was hanging out the side ?? ## My problem with

JFC Shane, you are sure one lucky mutha! Ive been warning folks off Millens for at least 3 decades, 7KV rated my ass, 2.5KV on a dry day. VE7 Jim remembers those other connectors I used to sell, $9.50

Toll, That tops all my "got across HV" stories, and I have a few. Unlike yours, all of mine were directly related to utter ignorance or criminal carelessness. We can all learn from your experience --

Bloody hell, Shane.? You are indeed lucky to be alive.? So someone traded an amp with you that had electrocuted its last owner?? That was really nice of them.? I think I'd invite them to come and

You didn't hear thru the grapevine, I emailed you and sent pics. Yes, it is true that I got tagged. Three times. It was NOT a direct hit, as some of the ass clowns keep trying to make it seem. I did

I have tested a bunch of PL259 and depending on your luck they run about 4-5KV before arcing.? More or less the same regardless of the maker (the amphonels were not much better than the

<Carl Dec 28 6:47 AM <Teflon UHF connectors and fresh RG-213 to about 5 KV or so; they are used <commercially in non RF apps to at least 10 KV that Ive seen over several <decades. ## Back in the 70's,

Teflon UHF connectors and fresh RG-213 to about 5 KV or so; they are used commercially in non RF apps to at least 10 KV that Ive seen over several decades.

Nah but it's rumoured that it'll pull a baseball through a garden hose. Alek. VK6APK -- From sunny Binningup Family Businesses: SP Electrical. www.spelectrical.net.au The Velvet Fox.

Or suck-start a B-52? Mod-U-Lator, Mike(y)/W3SLK Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2018 9:36 AM To: ham_amplifiers@... Subject: Re: [ham_amplifiers] Solder Suckers How about "Can it suck a golf

How about "Can it suck a golf ball through a garden hose?" Edmund Watts ed_watts@...

Can it suck the chrome off of a trailer hitch, or suck-start a Harley ? Don W4DNR Quoting "Lee Bahr w5drc@... [ham_amplifiers]" <ham_amplifiers@...>:

<Been thinking of marketing a new line of terrific solder suckers. <Thinking of calling them the Stormy Williams model. <Any comments or suggestions? <Lee, w0vt ## U almost got it right. Change the

I have both, and an iron with anintegrated iron and sucker.That works the best.But it's no Pace rework station... To: ham_amplifiers@... Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2018 2:01 AM Subject:

There are a number of "Solder Suckers" already on the market, from a rosin impregnated copper braid to a spring loaded mechanical "sucker" 73,? Roger (K8RI) -- Roger (K8RI)

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Been thinking of marketing a new line of terrific solder suckers. Thinking of calling them the Stormy Williams model. Any comments or suggestions? Lee, w0vt