Vacuum Tube VFO
I would like to build a VFO for a CW transmitter using any type of
vacuum tube. Can someone help with a schematic? Thank you. 73 wb6iiq / dh1nwr |
"Fred" wrote in message
om... I would like to build a VFO for a CW transmitter using any type of vacuum tube. Can someone help with a schematic? Thank you. 73 wb6iiq / dh1nwr The library is your FRIEND. Go dig out old editions of the "ARRL Handbook". |
"Fred" wrote in message
om... I would like to build a VFO for a CW transmitter using any type of vacuum tube. Can someone help with a schematic? Thank you. 73 wb6iiq / dh1nwr The library is your FRIEND. Go dig out old editions of the "ARRL Handbook". |
"Fred" wrote in message om... I would like to build a VFO for a CW transmitter using any type of vacuum tube. Can someone help with a schematic? Thank you. 73 wb6iiq / dh1nwr Fred - You can also look at proven designs and schematics Drift is an issue with tube based VFO - and regulated power supplies are recommended. Many schematics and manuals are available at BAMA Such as the Johnson Viking VFO-122 http://bama.sbc.edu/ Here is another web site for schematics http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaver...1/hamfiles.htm w9gb -- Do not use Reply. Reply only through ARRL forwarding service to W9GB |
"Fred" wrote in message om... I would like to build a VFO for a CW transmitter using any type of vacuum tube. Can someone help with a schematic? Thank you. 73 wb6iiq / dh1nwr Fred - You can also look at proven designs and schematics Drift is an issue with tube based VFO - and regulated power supplies are recommended. Many schematics and manuals are available at BAMA Such as the Johnson Viking VFO-122 http://bama.sbc.edu/ Here is another web site for schematics http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaver...1/hamfiles.htm w9gb -- Do not use Reply. Reply only through ARRL forwarding service to W9GB |
On Mon, 7 Jul 2003 20:37:24 -0500, "John R. Strohm"
wrote: "Fred" wrote in message . com... I would like to build a VFO for a CW transmitter using any type of vacuum tube. Can someone help with a schematic? Thank you. 73 wb6iiq / dh1nwr The library is your FRIEND. Go dig out old editions of the "ARRL Handbook". they are so easy to follow - from the time when 10kc/s drift per hour wasn't really much .... 73 Jan-Martin http://home.online.no/~la8ak/ -- remove ,xnd to reply (Spam precaution!) |
On Mon, 7 Jul 2003 20:37:24 -0500, "John R. Strohm"
wrote: "Fred" wrote in message . com... I would like to build a VFO for a CW transmitter using any type of vacuum tube. Can someone help with a schematic? Thank you. 73 wb6iiq / dh1nwr The library is your FRIEND. Go dig out old editions of the "ARRL Handbook". they are so easy to follow - from the time when 10kc/s drift per hour wasn't really much .... 73 Jan-Martin http://home.online.no/~la8ak/ -- remove ,xnd to reply (Spam precaution!) |
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