looking great. if you keep drive way down on LD mos you can do what ever you want to antenna and wont hurt it. BBI has great video on this. put screw in coax ,cut it. had RF sparks all over. byrd meters in reflect going all over. when you get to upper power levels the LD mos can be touchy . 73's
Him, Prime and Mudducksharky are the true pioneers of the LDMOS. But Prime is the guy who actually had his test circuit adopted by NXP and put into data sheets as a reference circuit. So I give a lot of credit to all those guys.
I think I forgives it out I am about 80% sure. The LDMOS boxes that ever had an issue were all keyd up using a RF sensing relay. Which means RF and bias were already turned on before the output relay had closed. And that momentary ark that would form in the relay would sometimes take out the pill
So the capacitor that was in that original video is no longer used by me as the datasheet doesnt cover the frequency of operation. I never had any issues with it but decided to switch on my own to a more robust RF rated cap. This one is a Russia transmitting capacitor with a KVar rating of 90000watts. (reactive). www.ebay.com/itm/275746653186?itmmeta=01J2EAZ4DAASN495C57PCSRGSX&hash=item4033c80402:g:8~MAAOSwJ1xknrlr&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4DYuwmUuUf9V3WPCLNib5fEOWOEBjyLRxunA8nak8GRy3ih8z8HHFrv6boryK1jsL%2FEP9QlhQLmM4fP2fUWPLWLNdH6QiYJ3JSF447BeJ8HLmRM2bi4Zuvz%2FCizws4qLPArKh72bqzoxfbME%2FFbFMTednkyJOj1Odw2AAigFxxevbaRYtvA4lIByPB3paSCQt9T2CtT06WT2xrnk8kfWli8rp2%2B%2BbGkqUYqpC95hZCv%2FAIhA74h4GdaQZXx2Ow4SJnL2ejOf0CBrYymAE%2BNmV1mFzvXHaxdRsZO3Mqp4sBms%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR97G_MqTZA
Thanks for the update on the LDMOS, hopefully in time it'll all be sorted out for more reliable use
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looking great. if you keep drive way down on LD mos you can do what ever you want to antenna and wont hurt it. BBI has great video on this. put screw in coax ,cut it. had RF sparks all over. byrd meters in reflect going all over. when you get to upper power levels the LD mos can be touchy . 73's
True, but people wanna run it to the max and then some. And with that kind of a setup it sometimes unforgiving.
Truly top quality workmanship👍
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Very Nice ....Great Video Friend
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Thanks there Johnboy always good to hear you out there. Don’t tell Rick but I think you have the best studio sound on that radio. Haha.
Your Funny...I Appreciate it Brother lol
Looking forward to catching you on the air Tony.
Love your Videos Brother.
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Looks good Tony!
Thanks
Outstanding 😎
looks good
Thanks
Very nice!
FYI 3300 is way to high.
BBI did several videos on the LDMOS. I think that he's kind of gotten away from those lately though.
Him, Prime and Mudducksharky are the true pioneers of the LDMOS. But Prime is the guy who actually had his test circuit adopted by NXP and put into data sheets as a reference circuit. So I give a lot of credit to all those guys.
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i had a boo boo with the ldmos too
I think I forgives it out I am about 80% sure. The LDMOS boxes that ever had an issue were all keyd up using a RF sensing relay. Which means RF and bias were already turned on before the output relay had closed. And that momentary ark that would form in the relay would sometimes take out the pill
Nice amp
Thanks!
An you tell me who makes that 40kv 40amp blocking capacitor and what part number is please?
So the capacitor that was in that original video is no longer used by me as the datasheet doesnt cover the frequency of operation. I never had any issues with it but decided to switch on my own to a more robust RF rated cap. This one is a Russia transmitting capacitor with a KVar rating of 90000watts. (reactive).
www.ebay.com/itm/275746653186?itmmeta=01J2EAZ4DAASN495C57PCSRGSX&hash=item4033c80402:g:8~MAAOSwJ1xknrlr&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4DYuwmUuUf9V3WPCLNib5fEOWOEBjyLRxunA8nak8GRy3ih8z8HHFrv6boryK1jsL%2FEP9QlhQLmM4fP2fUWPLWLNdH6QiYJ3JSF447BeJ8HLmRM2bi4Zuvz%2FCizws4qLPArKh72bqzoxfbME%2FFbFMTednkyJOj1Odw2AAigFxxevbaRYtvA4lIByPB3paSCQt9T2CtT06WT2xrnk8kfWli8rp2%2B%2BbGkqUYqpC95hZCv%2FAIhA74h4GdaQZXx2Ow4SJnL2ejOf0CBrYymAE%2BNmV1mFzvXHaxdRsZO3Mqp4sBms%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR97G_MqTZA
You saying that one tube will produce 10 KW rms?
I had it up to 8900w RMS (CW). I will do close to 10k RMS, however I dont recommend running the tube that hard.
Is it going to be a 2-piece unit?
Correct just like mine.
MAN NOW THAT LOOKS SWEET
Thanks there NB777