Eimac is a division of CPII (Communications and Power Industries,
Inc.). Richardson Electronics is one of the primary distributors of new
Eimac products. These tubes can last a lifetime in Amateur service if
treated with respect. I don't know about this particular tube, but
there is a considerable market in used power tetrodes on the web. You
can sometimes get a kW level power tetrode with half its service life
left for a couple of hundred $.
Bob K4ERR
Robert Dorchuck W6VY wrote:
Last I heard the 3CX1500D7 (not an 8877) was only available
to hams directly from Eimac. This is a different animal than
the 8877.
Bob W6VY
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The latest price I see for an 8877/3CX1500, from Alpha, is $950.00.
You don't
want to smoke one of those puppies!
Doug, W6JD
-------------- Original message --------------
From: "Andy - GM0NWI" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Guy's...
Santa came REAL early this year.. today I took delivery of the ARRL
Handbook
2008 and the new version of the
Low Power Communications book by Rich Arnald.. It's gonna be a good
one..!
Flickin' through the new Handbook I came across the article again
for the
3CX1500D7 RF Linear Amplifer... the
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