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In class G or H amplifiers you do vary the supply voltage. But not much
out there on class G or H amps. I'm suprized nobody mentioned class G or H. I have two 4x150G's These are 1000 VDC plates, and coax style connections. I'm running: at 144mhz 800VDC on the plates dual input choke supply 375 on the screens regulated and protected -50 on the grids, adjustable for any class, regulated and protected grounded cathodes Push pull With a strip line low pass filter for 2M on the output -60db 73 Ray KC8OJU |
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