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mac June 30th 04 10:08 AM

one tube xtal tx
 
Hello

I am looking for schematics and any other help in making one tube CW QRP
transmitter for 80m band, BATTERY operated. I think about 3s4t or 1t4t
(DL96, df96).
What is minimal anode voltage (typical is 67,5v) which I can use with
this lamp?

MAc

Doug Smith W9WI June 30th 04 02:31 PM

mac wrote:
I am looking for schematics and any other help in making one tube CW QRP
transmitter for 80m band, BATTERY operated. I think about 3s4t or 1t4t
(DL96, df96).
What is minimal anode voltage (typical is 67,5v) which I can use with
this lamp?


You'll probably get better answers, but...

I once had an old MW radio that used tubes of this kind. It worked fine
with only 18V on the anodes. (two 9V batteries in series)

--
Doug Smith W9WI
Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66
http://www.w9wi.com


Richard Heindel June 30th 04 04:53 PM

Here's a web site that might help, http://antiqueradio.org/lil7.htm

73
Richard WB8KRN

"mac" wrote in message ...
Hello

I am looking for schematics and any other help in making one tube CW QRP
transmitter for 80m band, BATTERY operated. I think about 3s4t or 1t4t
(DL96, df96).
What is minimal anode voltage (typical is 67,5v) which I can use with
this lamp?

MAc




mac June 30th 04 05:48 PM

Many thanks to Doug and Richard.
Of course I will take with pleasure any other help or informations.
After my success with cubic incher, pixie and aquarius i want to try (or
rather return) to tubes. My first transmitter was ECL82 ;-)

MAc
sp9mrn

Tim Wescott June 30th 04 05:53 PM

mac wrote:

Hello

I am looking for schematics and any other help in making one tube CW QRP
transmitter for 80m band, BATTERY operated. I think about 3s4t or 1t4t
(DL96, df96).
What is minimal anode voltage (typical is 67,5v) which I can use with
this lamp?

MAc


Doing an altavista search on "glowbug" will turn up at least one battery
powered transmitter project, and lots of fun tube stuff.

--

Tim Wescott
Wescott Design Services
http://www.wescottdesign.com

mac June 30th 04 06:14 PM

It was the KEYword that I was looking for ;-)
Thank You

MAc

Uncle Peter July 1st 04 11:35 AM

19 tube should be fun, I'd go with around 67 or greater for the plate.

Pete

"mac" wrote in message
...
Hello

I am looking for schematics and any other help in making one tube CW QRP
transmitter for 80m band, BATTERY operated. I think about 3s4t or 1t4t
(DL96, df96).
What is minimal anode voltage (typical is 67,5v) which I can use with
this lamp?

MAc





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