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Default Looking for one low-power tube modulation transformer

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Hi, I'm looking for a low-power modulation transformer. I'd like to
build a QRP (5W?) tube AM transmitter for the 10m band. Thanks, 73s,
IT9XXS


One technique was to use only the primary of a center tapped (push pull)
audio output transformer. The modulator tube, running class A, was on
one side, and the other side was used as the supply for the RF output
stage, with the B+ to the center tap.


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