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Old February 12th 07, 10:11 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors
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Default WTB: Radio Amateur Handbook 1959 edition

K3HVG wrote:
JS, Looking at my 1959 Handbook, there's no project using 813's in a
modulator, per se. The high-power modulator in that issue uses 811A's.
The only project using an 813 is an amplifier, utilizing a single
tube. I'll check deeper in that year and see if I missed something
obvious and/or imbedded in the text on modulation/modulators.


I have a 1964 (11th edition) handbook here, and it has only one transmitter
project which is a little QRP 4-tube set, the Knightkit T-60.
--scott


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