Came across this little txl100b 80-10 meter bi-linear amplifier
has on and off and ssb and AM and preamp on and off
cant find any info on it
has on and off and ssb and AM and preamp on and off
cant find any info on it
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WestCom Engineering TXL-100B
- Thread starter North Texas Mudduck
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That Cb style amp was built out here in CA, years ago....southern ca to be exact, by a company that now sells RF transistors =)
They made a TXL 80B, TXL 100B, a TXL 150B....they even made some VHF amps for a while.
Like most of the Amps of that era production stopped when FCC started to bring heat on about 11 meter amps.
2 transistors, most likely from the SRF line.
If you like you can see a example of one of the 2 Meter amps here:
https://www.facebook.com/RFParts?hc_location=timeline
Here is a picture of a TXL 80B
Looks much like one of the old Palomar TX 100.
Lots of Amps with different names came out of So-Cal back then.
Palomar Engineers and RF Parts Is still alive and well today.
73
Jeff
They made a TXL 80B, TXL 100B, a TXL 150B....they even made some VHF amps for a while.
Like most of the Amps of that era production stopped when FCC started to bring heat on about 11 meter amps.
2 transistors, most likely from the SRF line.
If you like you can see a example of one of the 2 Meter amps here:
https://www.facebook.com/RFParts?hc_location=timeline
Here is a picture of a TXL 80B
Looks much like one of the old Palomar TX 100.
Lots of Amps with different names came out of So-Cal back then.
Palomar Engineers and RF Parts Is still alive and well today.
73
Jeff
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Had a TX-50 many years ago. Cute little thing it was! Just one little switch, on and off.
However I have seen some versions of it that had what appeared to be a second switch added in a separate case, but still attached to the main case. Never could figure out what it was for.
However I have seen some versions of it that had what appeared to be a second switch added in a separate case, but still attached to the main case. Never could figure out what it was for.