I'm assembling the bits/pieces needed to put together the 40W amp
offered up by Mike Kossor in the March/April 1999 QST. Fortunately,
the 2 printed circuit boards needed are still offered by FAR. I cannot
find a parts placement guide and it is not obvious from either visual
inspection of the boards or thorough reading of the article. Anybody
have such a thing?? (Wouldn't mind hearing from you Mike if you're out
there - nice article)

gary

"Gary" wrote in message
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I'm assembling the bits/pieces needed to put together the 40W amp offered
up by Mike Kossor in the March/April 1999 QST. Fortunately,
the 2 printed circuit boards needed are still offered by FAR. I cannot
find a parts placement guide and it is not obvious from either visual
inspection of the boards or thorough reading of the article. Anybody have
such a thing?? (Wouldn't mind hearing from you Mike if you're out
there - nice article)

gary

If you are a member of the ARRL, contact the technical dept.
for clarification.

Pete

"Gary" wrote in message
. ..
I'm assembling the bits/pieces needed to put together the 40W amp offered
up by Mike Kossor in the March/April 1999 QST. Fortunately,
the 2 printed circuit boards needed are still offered by FAR. I cannot
find a parts placement guide and it is not obvious from either visual
inspection of the boards or thorough reading of the article. Anybody have
such a thing?? (Wouldn't mind hearing from you Mike if you're out
there - nice article)

gary

The League can't help you Gary, but you might try looking up Mike's call
sign on QRZ and e-mailing him direct, lots more likely to get an answer than
a shotgun approach here. That article is getting a little long in the tooth.
You might rather tackle a Communications concepts project, they're a bit
easier to deal with even if Granbergs designs are really old.

W4ZCB

http://www.arrl.org/notes/hbk-templates/kossor.pdf

Here is the parts placement diagram on the arrl.org web site.

Zack wrote:
http://www.arrl.org/notes/hbk-templates/kossor.pdf

Here is the parts placement diagram on the arrl.org web site.

Zack - YOU SIR are da' man. Thanks very much. I forgot that placement
diagrams, etc are in the back of the handbook (I only copied the chapter
pages).

Gary