On a sunny day (6 Sep 2006 17:22:13 -0700) it happened "Telstar Electronics"
wrote in
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Here's a picture of
the amp on the bench in testing.

http://www.telstar-electronics.com/img_0001.jpg

Got so hot the coffee evaporated hey.

Jan Panteltje wrote:
And neither had the time to study electronics?
You indeed always cop out at solutions that are presented to you in such
a clean way you could just implement these, make a better product, get rich
from it, and then have the time you do not now have.
Hell do you only post here for advertising? Then prepend subject with ADD:

Hmmm... Jan must have had a bad day... most out of character for him.
Hey, I've got an idea... why don't you just design your own amp...
instead of insisting on changes for mine. Then you could get rich and
put me out of business.

www.telstar-electronics.com

On a sunny day (7 Sep 2006 04:41:51 -0700) it happened "Telstar Electronics"
wrote in
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Jan Panteltje wrote:
And neither had the time to study electronics?
You indeed always cop out at solutions that are presented to you in such
a clean way you could just implement these, make a better product, get rich
from it, and then have the time you do not now have.
Hell do you only post here for advertising? Then prepend subject with ADD:

Hmmm... Jan must have had a bad day... most out of character for him.
Hey, I've got an idea... why don't you just design your own amp...
instead of insisting on changes for mine. Then you could get rich and
put me out of business.

www.telstar-electronics.com


Yea, right, bit different style, well I did design my own 1/2 kW, it
did its purpose....
But to put you _out_ of business your would fist have to be _in_ business.
So fix it up a bit, nice LCD display, some buttons, microprocessor, selftest,
real cooling with an internal fan -nobody wants such a big block of alu-,
add ice and coffee buuton, the works.
LOL

Jan Panteltje wrote:
On a sunny day (7 Sep 2006 04:41:51 -0700) it happened "Telstar Electronics"
Yea, right, bit different style, well I did design my own 1/2 kW, it
did its purpose....
But to put you _out_ of business your would fist have to be _in_ business.
So fix it up a bit, nice LCD display, some buttons, microprocessor, selftest,
real cooling with an internal fan -nobody wants such a big block of alu-,
add ice and coffee buuton, the works.

Wow... you've really turned into Mr. Hyde... sorry it had to come to
that.
I assure you that I'm very much in business... and still waiting to see
your cost-effective design.

www.telstar-electronics.com

On a sunny day (7 Sep 2006 06:24:28 -0700) it happened "Telstar Electronics"
wrote in
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Jan Panteltje wrote:
On a sunny day (7 Sep 2006 04:41:51 -0700) it happened "Telstar Electronics"
Yea, right, bit different style, well I did design my own 1/2 kW, it
did its purpose....
But to put you _out_ of business your would fist have to be _in_ business.
So fix it up a bit, nice LCD display, some buttons, microprocessor, selftest,
real cooling with an internal fan -nobody wants such a big block of alu-,
add ice and coffee buuton, the works.

Wow... you've really turned into Mr. Hyde... sorry it had to come to
that.
I assure you that I'm very much in business... and still waiting to see
your cost-effective design.

www.telstar-electronics.com

Mr Hyde? what are you blabbering about?
You had suggestions, many, by several people, including me, you did nothing
with it, now you want us to do a complete cost effective design for you?
And -cost effective_ is not worth beans, 'he who saves on parts will not reach
moon' (old Chinese saying hehe).
Why not sell it as a tea warmer or coffee cup warmer?

And, on the bright side (for you) there are people who eat cost-effective at
Mc Donalds, there are also people who fly to Paris for a good meal
(not in McD there).

No you had your help.

wrote:
Fired up the new SkyWave 2879ABTC with the temperature compensated bias
tonight. It worked like a million bucks. I adjusted (using the
available final-tweak resistor pads. You might see it sticking up in
the air in the picture) the AB bias current for 500mA at room
temperature. I transmitted and ran the sink up to 80 degrees C and the
bias was 530mA. I ran out of time and was unable to test it cold... but
I believe the circuit will work as the first proto. Here's a picture of
the amp on the bench in testing.

http://www.telstar-electronics.com/img_0001.jpg
interesting to hear

anything on it preforomance on 10 or 12 meter Ham band?

Not as of yet... just got fired last night. Expect the performance to
be equal or better than the existing SkyWave 2879AB amp. The specs are
available at http://www.telstar-electronics.com/SkyWave%202879AB.pdf
I have much more testing to do before this product is released sometime
in late October.

www.telstar-electronics.com

"Telstar Electronics" wrote in
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wrote:
Fired up the new SkyWave 2879ABTC with the temperature compensated
bias tonight. It worked like a million bucks. I adjusted (using the
available final-tweak resistor pads. You might see it sticking up in
the air in the picture) the AB bias current for 500mA at room
temperature. I transmitted and ran the sink up to 80 degrees C and the
bias was 530mA. I ran out of time and was unable to test it cold...
but I believe the circuit will work as the first proto. Here's a
picture of the amp on the bench in testing.

http://www.telstar-electronics.com/img_0001.jpg
interesting to hear

anything on it preforomance on 10 or 12 meter Ham band?

Not as of yet... just got fired last night. Expect the performance to
be equal or better than the existing SkyWave 2879AB amp. The specs are
available at http://www.telstar-electronics.com/SkyWave%202879AB.pdf
I have much more testing to do before this product is released sometime
in late October.


You can ignore Markies request for information on how it works on the ham
bands, Markie is to Lazy to ever get HF priviledges.

SC

"Telstar Electronics" wrote in
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Fired up the new SkyWave 2879ABTC with the temperature compensated bias
tonight. It worked like a million bucks. I adjusted (using the
available final-tweak resistor pads. You might see it sticking up in
the air in the picture) the AB bias current for 500mA at room
temperature. I transmitted and ran the sink up to 80 degrees C and the
bias was 530mA. I ran out of time and was unable to test it cold... but
I believe the circuit will work as the first proto. Here's a picture of
the amp on the bench in testing.

http://www.telstar-electronics.com/img_0001.jpg



I've seen the insides of a lot of low cost amps and the construction on that
one looks nicer than most.

SC

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On 6 Sep 2006 17:22:13 -0700, "Telstar Electronics"
wrote:

Fired up the new SkyWave 2879ABTC with the temperature compensated bias
tonight. It worked like a million bucks. I adjusted (using the
available final-tweak resistor pads. You might see it sticking up in
the air in the picture) the AB bias current for 500mA at room
temperature. I transmitted and ran the sink up to 80 degrees C and the
bias was 530mA. I ran out of time and was unable to test it cold... but
I believe the circuit will work as the first proto. Here's a picture of
the amp on the bench in testing.

http://www.telstar-electronics.com/img_0001.jpg
interesting to hear

anything on it preforomance on 10 or 12 meter Ham band?



Yah, Right Markie, like your dumb ass has priviledges for the HF
ham bands. Not!

Learn CW!!

Slow Code wrote:
I've seen the insides of a lot of low cost amps and the construction on that
one looks nicer than most.

Yep, only premium quality components go into my products... and nobody
else producing amplifiers in this arena has temperature compensated
biasing and multiplexed keying capabilities.

www.telstar-electonics.com