I think this is the first time I have seen "250 Watts", "8877's", and "QRP"
all used in the same sentence.
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Received: Sun, 26 Feb 2006 01:16:23 PM CST
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> That highly-modified Motorola MICOR amp would definitely fill in some of
those dead spots in a repeater's coverage area! However, most of us would
never be able to get a Repeater coordinated through our local coordination
councils for that kind of output power. Mine is coordinated for 250 Watts, but
a pair of 8877's probably couldn't be throttled back to that kind of "QRP"
power. ALPHA 77SX HF amplifiers use a pair of 8877's, and they will do 5000+
watts output no problem. But a pair of 8877's are VERY expensive!
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