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I've just picked up an HF Power amplifier module, it's still bolted to it's heatsink and looks as though it may be from an amateur or commercial transceiver. the output pair are in a big (0.5"pill) 211-xx package and are marked as ST devices with the numbers 3 100 2 2 on one line and 286M beneath, the driver transistor is in a smaller 211 type package, has no maker's mark but has 31-0021 with 9005 beneath. I've tried searching some combinations but haven't come up with any likely part numbers - I'd appreciate any help in identifying the devices before I apply power and do some tests. The only markings on the board are "BM-1" where the B is slightly above the M and there's a Motorola TIP31 bias regulator - I'm guessing it's not out of a Japanese set because of the device types? The seller didn't know anything about it's background but reckoned a friend had run a test and got 100W out for 250mw in and quoted it as capable of 250W. Any help appreciated. Thanks John MW1FGQ |
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