My next project is an RF exciter for my 8000 rig.

For sentimental reasons, an 807 must be part of it.

In browsing around, I find the Viking Adventurer to be just about what I
want to do. I found the schematic on BAMA but they do not seem to
have the parts list which would save a lot of trouble.

Does anyone have this or know where I can get it?

Thanks,

JACK K9ACT http://schmidling.com/radio.htm



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On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 18:27:02 -0600, Jack Schmidling
wrote:

My next project is an RF exciter for my 8000 rig.

For sentimental reasons, an 807 must be part of it.

In browsing around, I find the Viking Adventurer to be just about what I
want to do. I found the schematic on BAMA but they do not seem to
have the parts list which would save a lot of trouble.

Does anyone have this or know where I can get it?

Thanks,

JACK K9ACT http://schmidling.com/radio.htm
I built one of those for my first station (in North Dakota) in 1955.
I rewired it to use a 6146 about a half year later. I wish I had
kept it. but I have no recollection of what happened to it. I got a
lot of use out of it- added a Heathkit VFO , a homemade AM modulator
(constucte on an over turned aluminum cake pan) and a amplifier with
four 837s in grounded grids. Damn near electrocuted myself on that
amp. I don't have a manual any more - sorry. Just a moment of
nostalgia...

Good luck.

Bruce W0BF (ex KN0CNC, K0CNC)

Bruce W. Ellis wrote:

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amplifier with
four 837s in grounded grids. Damn near electrocuted myself on that
amp.
snip
Bruce W0BF (ex KN0CNC, K0CNC)

See http://www.cybertheque.org/homebrew/837_linear for more nostalgia.

Regards,

Michael

"Jack Schmidling" wrote in message
...
My next project is an RF exciter for my 8000 rig.

For sentimental reasons, an 807 must be part of it.

In browsing around, I find the Viking Adventurer to be just about what I
want to do. I found the schematic on BAMA but they do not seem to have
the parts list which would save a lot of trouble.

Does anyone have this or know where I can get it?

Thanks,

JACK K9ACT http://schmidling.com/radio.htm

Jack,
How about getting the Viking Adventurer Manual?
You will still need a VFO.
Ed, N5EI

Hi'ya Jack,

My Viking Adventurer is on the air nightly. In fact for over 2 years it
has been my "primary" rig and that is using only crystal control.

I am sure you can find the parts list on BAMA but if not send me an
SASE (via my QRZ.com address) and I will photocopy it for you.

Good luck.

ZUT es 73,

Vern W9STB - WPE9GHF

On Apr 24, 8:27�pm, Jack Schmidling wrote:
My next project is an RF exciter for my 8000 rig.

For sentimental reasons, an 807 must be part of it.

COOL!


In browsing around, I find the Viking Adventurer to be just about what I
* want to do. *I found the schematic on BAMA but they do not seem to
have the parts list which would save a lot of trouble.

Does anyone have this or know where I can get it?

I've got the whole manual in GIF format.

Drop me an email and I'll send it along.

73 de Jim, N2EY

"Jack Schmidling" wrote in message
...
My next project is an RF exciter for my 8000 rig.

For sentimental reasons, an 807 must be part of it.

In browsing around, I find the Viking Adventurer to be just about what I
want to do. I found the schematic on BAMA but they do not seem to have
the parts list which would save a lot of trouble.

Does anyone have this or know where I can get it?

Thanks,

JACK K9ACT http://schmidling.com/radio.htm



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The Knight T-50 and I think Heath's AT-1 also used the venerable
807 in the PA.

Pete

On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 19:46:17 -0400, "Uncle Peter"
wrote:

The Knight T-50 and I think Heath's AT-1 also used the venerable
807 in the PA.

Pete

The Heathkit AT-1 used a 6L6.

Been there in my novice days. G

http:www.k6mhe.com

Danny, K6MHE

"Danny Richardson" wrote in message
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On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 19:46:17 -0400, "Uncle Peter"
wrote:

The Knight T-50 and I think Heath's AT-1 also used the venerable
807 in the PA.

Pete

The Heathkit AT-1 used a 6L6.

Been there in my novice days. G

http:www.k6mhe.com

Danny, K6MHE


Glad I qualified it with an "I think...." Thanks for the correction.