SSB Biasing..

[AM POWER1]

What do you (ham operators) want in a SSB amp???

Thanks for your time..

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[subs757]

I agree with all the above, you can get round the ssb delay by just keying form the radio, you can even fit to the PTT line, how about a good mobile amp, filtered, built in LPF, min 500w ssb, class ab bias, maybe 50 to 100w drive, remote amp control, just make the amp a box with plug in remote to the cab.



So lets look at the advert for such an amp...........



500 to 1kw output

100w drive

Class AB

13.8 to 16volt operation

Direct PTT switching, no costly delay circuits

Built in LPF or (strapped to rear)

Remote head as standard, no costly switches and panel cutting duplicated.

High swr protection or warning

RF ground point

Forced air cooled, internal (small fan) external (bloody BIG fan)

Duty cycle 90% !!

stick some ham use only labels on it and we are sorted



I dont know a lot about amps but you are right in asking the customer.



I prefer the amp to be boot mounted, short coax run and no smell of burning lol.



oh yeh and you ship to england UK. mark amp as a 10mtr amp.

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[subs757]

AM i forgot about the thermal protection, but with a big fan and internal also, why would it get hot !



Hey, leave the thermal protection and advertise it as "waffle freindly" hey, im doing your marketing plan for you ! Throw in some maple syrup and its a deal. lol


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[rfoverlord]

so where is this perfect amp?