Q multiplier for SX-28
 

Hi all. I been working on my SX-28 and I wanted to give it a little more
kick and I ran accross a neat little Q multiplier project in one of my old
ARRL Handbooks (42nd 1965) . It uses a 2N1264 or a 2N274 transistor. What do
you think about these old types and is there a more modern transistor that
would better suit my needs? I posted the artical and schematic over on
alt.binaries.radio. Thanks


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"Brian Hill" wrote in
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Hi all. I been working on my SX-28 and I wanted to give it a little more
kick and I ran accross a neat little Q multiplier project in one of my
old ARRL Handbooks (42nd 1965) . It uses a 2N1264 or a 2N274 transistor.
What do you think about these old types and is there a more modern
transistor that would better suit my needs? I posted the artical and
schematic over on alt.binaries.radio. Thanks



Why not save yourself the trouble and stick with hollow state. You could add something like this :

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...7383 676&rd=1

or this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...74422 26&rd=1

instead.


Just a thought :)

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I agree, this QF-1 would look great with the 28.
I had one years ago that I used with a National NC-125
it worked great.

Ron


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