Well to be honest I never saw the inside of one but a friend of
mine had one, at least I think that is what he had. Now I'm not sure.
Was there another model XCVR by Gonset that was similar but had low
level modulation?
I did have a silver faced G-7--- something, mobile XMTR with
separate power supply / modulator where the modulators were triode
connected zero biased as you described. Was it a G-77? I just can't
remember but it was not a XCVR, just a XMTR. I think it had a 6146 in
the final and the modulators were 6DQ6s. The receiver I used was PMR7
Multi ELMAC.
God, those were the good old days!
John
WA5BXO
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Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 9:26 PM
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It uses two 6dq6 tubes as modulators, modulating a 6dq5.
What you might remember is the modulator tubes use the screen grid or
protection
grid, not the regular control grid for audio drive, and are set up as
zero
bias
triodes....
A very neat little rig.
Brett
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Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 9:53 PM
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I did not remember the G-76 as being a plate modulated rig but as a
screen
modulated instead. But then I am old and I forget a lot.
John
WA5BXO
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Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 8:59 PM
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I am still cleaning out stuff I don't seem to use that has
filled up the basement.
Gonset G76 with home built power supply (looks very nice).
This is a trans/receiver, sort of a receiver and transmitter in one
small
and really cool looking cabinet.
80 through 6 meters, VFO, plate modulated, puts out about 70 watts of
carrier.
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