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![]() I saw an auction for a Sampson Modulator which looks to be a way to apply full plate modulated audio to the output section of a Collins transmitter or transceiver. it has the "11 pin octal" socket which is used, aside from relays, only two places I know of, the Collins S-Line ham equipment and Hammond organ speaker cabs. First, is that what this is? Second, since the KWM-2 has no AM position, how is the BFO disabled for AM rx operation? The audio would be unpleasant even if intelligible if AM were listened to in a SSB mode. My guess is that this was actually intended for illicit 11 meter use but would be usable on any band. |
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