It is pretty marginal at 100 watts. Calculate the *peak* voltage of a 100
watt carrier into a 50 ohm load (about a hundred volts .. more if the load
impedance is higher than 50 ohms) to get an idea of the voltage that the
switch must handle. Then look at the bias voltage for the TR switch (I
forgot .. about 120volts or so I think).
Don K7FJ
Anyone have an idea of just how much power the T-R sw. in the
KPA100 would handle over the 100 watts it is handling . 300 -400 watts?
Thanks Gil K8EAG
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