I build a couple switchable pads that allow me to run the Ranger into
the Thunderbolt or any other amp. It's also variable. Just a few
resistors and a switch from an antenna switchbox. I think the T-Bolt
manual has the directions.
73 Chris VE3NGW Fort Lauderdale Florida
http://www.ckradio.net
Geoff wrote:
Gary Blau wrote:
I partially disagree, but with a -big- proviso.
You'll have to find a way to reduce the Ranger output to the 10-15 watt
level. Maybe the nicest way to do that is a variable screen voltage
control, similar to what you'll find here:
http://www.w3am.com/ranger.html
but I'm sure there are other methods.
Reducing the B+ level on the plate of the 6146 is another way.
Just don't run the stock Ranger straight into the amp without dealing
with this in some way.
A "T" connector, and a dummy load works well, also.
Just tossing out some more ideas.
73
W5OMR
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