Re: Falcon Communications 220 Power Amplifier ... and to add a bit more in... a quick F1260 polyfet in Google will hit on the device data sheet along with a replacement source from Surplus Sales of Nebraska for $45 each single unit cost.
http://www.surplussales.com/Semiconductors/SemiC-RFtrans.html If you have one or more bad fets... you now have a resource to judge the value of replacing the device(s). Falcon may be long gone but fixing an amplifier is fairly straight-forward. Hey Bruce, may I bribe you for a copy of the circuit diagram please? I'll pay for it and buy you a hot dog and soda at the next De Anza (or Livermore) Swap Meet... hint, hint. cheers, skipp [email protected] skipp025 at yahoo.com > cruising7...@... wrote: > Eric > I believe this unit is a Falcon 8252 220 Mhz power amp, > 10 watts in, 100 watts out, continuous duty. > Production date was around 1989. It uses F1260 devices and a > couple of 2N7000 devices on the control board. The rack > panel dimension is 8 3/4" x 19". > If this is the hardware you have and you need an instruction > manual with schematics, I have one for you. > Rgds > Bruce > K7IJ
