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Did anyone happen to read WA6VVL's article in ER? He seems to think the Meissner 6V6 xmtr is an AC-1 on steroids and that the AC-1 has it's lineage from the...
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catman351
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Jul 15, 2008
4:07 am
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Hi Cal: Yep. Read Dave's article. Well written and IMHO he is 100 per cent correct. Take Care. Larry WB5OFD...
Larry Baker
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Jul 15, 2008
5:05 am
1661
I don't see where the steroids comparison comes from. IMO, with it's 6V6 and almost the same plate voltage, the 2-CW would be nearly identical in performance....
sigcom1
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Jul 15, 2008
5:15 am
1662
What about the ARRL 1948 Handbook slatboard transmitter? The circuit is almost the same as the AC-1 but has a link output. I think many copied the ARRL...
lee
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Jul 15, 2008
5:51 am
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I'm not so sure about that.  Don't forget there were quite a few 6L6 type transmitter preceeding that "slatboard special."  Besides, isn't the slatty a...
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catman351
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Jul 15, 2008
11:40 am
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I'd think I'd have to agree that the ARRL's "A Simple Transmitter" and "The Most Inexpensive Transmitter", ...
sigcom1
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Jul 15, 2008
6:38 pm
1668
The original article for the slat-board transmitter came out in QST. In fact, Byron Goodman w1dx, attributed the design to RO Deck Jr w9jvi. The handbook's...
Dave And Merrijoy
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Jul 15, 2008
8:54 pm
1670
Has anyone tried to build this xmtr? Sounds really cool.  I suspect it is hard on the xtals, tho. Cal. ... From: amecoac1@yahoogroups.com...
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catman351
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Jul 16, 2008
3:59 am
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I know this has been covered previously, but can someone tell me what the transformer (AC) and power supply requirements are for the AC-1? I had it down...
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Jul 27, 2008
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1673
In the 'Files' section, "AC-1 FAQ's.txt", par. 2. 73.......Steve Smith WB6TNL ... what ... I...
sigcom1
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Jul 27, 2008
3:00 pm
1674
Mark, Sorry, I didn't read carefully; you asked for the power supply requirements, not the transformer. The nominal B+ is 300 - 325 volts D.C. under load....
sigcom1
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Jul 27, 2008
3:09 pm
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Doh! Shoulda looked there first. TNX OM. 73, Mark...
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w1eof
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Jul 27, 2008
3:33 pm
1678
I found another source for the 2 pin plug/socket pairs... whose plugs fit nicely into the 0.5" spaced holes that correspond to the "key" socket in an Ameco...
s.personick
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Aug 7, 2008
10:22 pm
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I've been a group member for a little while, but have never posted, so thought I would at least post an intro. I ordered and constructed my first AC-1 in early...
k7hmp
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Aug 9, 2008
12:45 am
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Thanks for the story, Dave. Wow! I don't know anyone who's made contacts with an AC-1 and Ocean Hopper! Now -that's- determination, HA! 73.......Steve Smith...
sigcom1
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Aug 9, 2008
2:26 am
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Nice story Dave... I love to hear stories of you guys that actually owned and USED an AC-1. I got my ticket in 1971. I got a Viking II from a friend of my...
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w1eof
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Aug 9, 2008
1:57 pm
1685
Never used the ac-1 but wanted too. Did use the Knight kits,both Space Spanner and Ocean Hopper in logging and confirming many countries as a SWl WPE5OL back...
bossarmy
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Aug 11, 2008
2:55 pm
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Dear Ernest, Saw your post, I can sympathize on a couple of points. My wife and I are both diabetics. No real problems for me yet, but my wife had near failure...
Robert West
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Aug 13, 2008
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1690
My first rig was a Space Spanner and a Handbook 6146 Tx so that's pretty close and I made a number of contacts before adding an AM modulator to the Tx. One of...
Kees & Sandy
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Aug 13, 2008
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1691
Hello Im sorry to hear of your wife's plight.It is indeed a terrible disease.ayou can live with it but it can kill.I have been able to get my sugar from 245...
bossarmy
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Aug 13, 2008
10:24 am
1692
Likely asked a hundred times already but....the closest I can find in Hammond or Bud is really not ideal....any hints as to what to use here? Steve / VE7SL ...
cqer01
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Aug 15, 2008
6:38 pm
1693
Well actually perhaps I have spoken too soon....the BUD 1413 appears pretty usable but I only see it on BUD's web site. Does anyone know of a dealer selling...
cqer01
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Aug 15, 2008
6:55 pm
1694
Sometime I even amaze myself at the number of silly questions I can ask...sorry for the bandwidth. It appears that Digi Key here in Canada sells the Bud 1413...
Steve McDonald
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Aug 15, 2008
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1696
hello, I plan to build an AC-1, but I wonder whether an HC49 would run as good as the FT243/FT241? The sheets tells that 1mW would be the max drive for HC49. I...
Raphaël
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Aug 27, 2008
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Raphael, from the FAQ in the "Files" section: 11. How do I avoid "chirp"? "The most significant thing that effects keying is R3 the 47 to 68 K resistor...
sigcom1
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Aug 27, 2008
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1698
Will 500pf be enough, assuming I will loading into a 50 ohm load on both 80 and 40m? I see huge values used in some models...was this more a function of being...
cqer01
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Sep 19, 2008
9:08 pm
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... Steve, 500pf should be adequate for 40 meters; however, you may need to pad it with about 200pf (fixed cap) when loading on 80 meters. One way to know for...
Jim Simmons
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Sep 19, 2008
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1700
Thanks Jim....I'll likely be running everything through my antenna tuner as well so that I can monitor actual power out as well as tweek for '0' reflected...
Steve McDonald
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Sep 19, 2008
11:29 pm
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FOR SALE: Large roll of enameled copper wire - 23 gauge - about 2 pounds. Available for $3.00 plus shipping. THE CHIEF antique headphones, in very good working...
Bry Carling
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Sep 24, 2008
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1703
Hello to all: Been a loooong time, hasn't it? I recently dusted off a 6AG7/6L6 project that I finished earlier this year. It may become the subject of an ER...
catman351
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