Difference between revisions of "146 MHz amplifiers"
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For those who want to roll their own, the components are available from the following | For those who want to roll their own, the components are available from the following | ||
| − | * Sam Jewell G4DDK, 8W amplifier | + | * Sam Jewell G4DDK, 8W 2m amplifier. |
http://www.g4ddk.com/144MHz8WPA.pdf | http://www.g4ddk.com/144MHz8WPA.pdf | ||
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| + | * Ian White GM3SEK application note on using the high power Mitsubishi modules | ||
| + | http://g4ddk.com/AN4.pdf | ||
* Anglia Live, suppliers of Mitsubishi power modules | * Anglia Live, suppliers of Mitsubishi power modules | ||
https://www.anglia-live.com/ | https://www.anglia-live.com/ | ||
Revision as of 13:26, 29 November 2020
RD series
Rob M0DTS published an easy to construct design using the RD series of FETs in CQ-TV 247 and 249 - a good way to get a clean 5 watts on 146 MHz. (The full article is available in high resolution in the magazine)
Or have a look at M0DTS web page. http://www.m0dts.co.uk/index.php?tag=146MHz
Mitsubishi power modules
The Mitsubshi RA60H1317M 60 watt brick can be driven via the YU1LM filter and a 10 dB attenuator from the Portsdown transmitter to provide approximately 7 watts output.
Ready built amplifiers using this module are available from Bert Modermann PE1RKI http://www.pe1rki.com/
Minikits are a good suppler of kits = http://www.minikits.com.au/ specifically http://www.minikits.com.au/electronic-kits/rf-amplifiers/rf-high-power
For those who want to roll their own, the components are available from the following
- Sam Jewell G4DDK, 8W 2m amplifier.
http://www.g4ddk.com/144MHz8WPA.pdf
- Ian White GM3SEK application note on using the high power Mitsubishi modules
- Anglia Live, suppliers of Mitsubishi power modules