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The 1938 Radio Handbook (page 301) has a Reinartz Crystal Oscillator which
uses an 802 tube. It features a tuned cathode circuit at 1/2 the frequency of the crystal. In that circuit, keying is in the screen. It featured low crystal current and high efficiency. Reinartz never minded re-inventing the wheel to get improvements. I think there may have been a modern version transmitter in one of the CQ magazines using an 802, but details are real fuzzy. Remember to put the rig on the air - it needs exercise. 73, Colin K7FM |
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