Together they make one MF'er of a heavy supply. :laugh: The primary is tapped to allow the output to be 3700, 2775 and 1850 volts output depending on the power setting of the transmitter it came from. It is out of an old RCA BTA1-S transmitter that ran at 250, 500, or 1000 watts. It used a pair of 4-400's in the RF and another pair of 4-400's in the modulator.
I have an Electro Engineering Co. 3200-0-3200 at 400mA and the power supply choke that was with it so I will say NO for now however I reserve the right to change my mind later.
My big transformer for the proposed HF amplifier is an Electro Engineering Co. 3700 volt full wave bridge output at 1.2 amps.I have the power supply choke for it too.
Well if you can get past the dog, defeat my house alarm and then get past the wife you can have it.Trust me, it ain't worth trying to get past the wife.
Fair enough.
My Wife came into the shack and listened to me talk some DX, this is of course after she watched me spend weeks putting the antenna farm together and getting it up and running.
After a few Dx stations worked she asked me "Who are you talking to?".
I replied " Some guy in Europe." The she asked me "What do you talk about?"
I replied "We talk about radios and antennas and stuff like that."
She got up out of the chair walked to the door and in parting she said "Why don't you just call him on the phone."
Fair enough.
My Wife came into the shack and listened to me talk some DX, this is of course after she watched me spend weeks putting the antenna farm together and getting it up and running.
After a few Dx stations worked she asked me "Who are you talking to?".
I replied " Some guy in Europe." The she asked me "What do you talk about?"
I replied "We talk about radios and antennas and stuff like that."
She got up out of the chair walked to the door and in parting she said "Why don't you just call him on the phone."