-- OK ill email u in a couple days this one will do 35 watts on a Byrd. and you right it seems to be a very solid machine and i gotta say thanks to you and the group for your help .Its Hams like yourself that brought me to Ham Radio 73 John kf4vgx
> contact me at n0ath @ arrl . net about the leftovers. I have the > book here for the VHF someplace. > I think you can install a smaller electrolytic in the circuit - if I > remember correctly it runs on a 555 timer chip and drop the value by > probably half to cut the time in half ( approximate ) or I believe you > could parallel that same variable resistor with one of equal or lower > value and do about the same thing ( an RC circuit ). There were at > least two of those machines built - one at 15 watt and one at 25. > Without a wattmeter or manual I don't know how you were supposed to > tell the difference. I have the final amp board ( 25 watt), the > complete ider board, a power transformer, possibly that board with the > relay ( COR ), and I think either a new final or driver. > I enjoyed tinkering and learning from that rig. Worked pretty good > too. Dave -//- N�ATH Yahoo! Groups Links To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Repeater-Builder/ To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
