maxtronics/rf parts (cali) pcb
 

well i bought the pcb from rf parts..it arrived today..but i forgot to
order the pcb layout info..its for the 140w push pull amp based on the
motorola design..anyone got the pcb layout info please?????

i wanna build it,and i know i could work it all out ,but it will save
hours of work if someone (prehaps in the usa )has the info...

thanks g0zen

maxtronics/rf parts (cali) pcb
 

"zinda" wrote in message
ups.com...
well i bought the pcb from rf parts..it arrived today..but i forgot to
order the pcb layout info..its for the 140w push pull amp based on the
motorola design..anyone got the pcb layout info please?????

i wanna build it,and i know i could work it all out ,but it will save
hours of work if someone (prehaps in the usa )has the info...

thanks g0zen


Well, most of Helge Granberg's Application Notes are on the Internet (in
various places)

Mike Grierson G3TSO built his 140 watt HF amplifier also based upon Helge's
design,
using the Communication Concepts (CCI) printed circuit board.

Was this the VHF (2-meter) or HF amplifier TX100F from RF Parts ?

http://www.rfparts.com/caoml.html

http://www.rfparts.com/pcb.html#pcbf1

w9gb

maxtronics/rf parts (cali) pcb
 

w9gb wrote:
"zinda" wrote in message
ups.com...
well i bought the pcb from rf parts..it arrived today..but i forgot to
order the pcb layout info..its for the 140w push pull amp based on the
motorola design..anyone got the pcb layout info please?????

i wanna build it,and i know i could work it all out ,but it will save
hours of work if someone (prehaps in the usa )has the info...

thanks g0zen


Well, most of Helge Granberg's Application Notes are on the Internet (in
various places)

Mike Grierson G3TSO built his 140 watt HF amplifier also based upon Helge's
design,
using the Communication Concepts (CCI) printed circuit board.

Was this the VHF (2-meter) or HF amplifier TX100F from RF Parts ?

http://www.rfparts.com/caoml.html

http://www.rfparts.com/pcb.html#pcbf1

w9gb


it was the tx100 i guess...anyway the links you put up are the ones i
have..(except the component layout ,as i forgot to order!!)

yes you are correct in stating they are based on h.granbergs
designs,which i have,as i stated i guess i could work it out,but it
would be much easier to know the component layout for this pcb..as it
is not exactly as per his design..

regards

maxtronics/rf parts (cali) pcb
 

"zinda" wrote in message
oups.com...

w9gb wrote:

Was this the VHF (2-meter) or HF amplifier TX100F from RF Parts ?

http://www.rfparts.com/caoml.html

http://www.rfparts.com/pcb.html#pcbf1

w9gb


it was the tx100 i guess...anyway the links you put up are the ones i
have..(except the component layout ,as i forgot to order!!)

yes you are correct in stating they are based on h.granbergs
designs,which i have,as i stated i guess i could work it out,but it
would be much easier to know the component layout for this pcb..as it
is not exactly as per his design..

regards

You are correct -- this RF Parts kit product is NOT a duplicate of Helge's
design as found in the Application bulletins.

As you have realized you should have ordered the "Plans kit" -- which
included the TX100 circuit board
and the component layout instructions/building that you need.
They just went home (California) for weekend about 2 hours ago --
so send them an e-mail or contact them next week.
http://www.rfparts.com/Contact.html

w9gb

maxtronics/rf parts (cali) pcb
 

"zinda" wrote in message
oups.com...

it was the tx100 i guess...anyway the links you put up are the ones i
have..(except the component layout ,as i forgot to order!!)

yes you are correct in stating they are based on h.granbergs
designs,which i have,as i stated i guess i could work it out,but it
would be much easier to know the component layout for this pcb..as it
is not exactly as per his design..

regards

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