In my teenage years as a ham there was very little affordable commercial gear on the market. Most of our transmitting gear was home brew by necessity, at least until Heathkit came along. I think we all got used to watching our projects go up in smoke. My mother always worried that I would burn the hose down - probably with good cause! I still joke with my friend Ed (W7MAD) about using a "broomstick" when first turning a newly built radio "on", and standing far enough back to observe the smoke and sparks! I continue to like building things as a fun part of the hobby.
If you have an interesting project you think would fit this page plese email it to me at

SOLID STATE MOSFET HF AMP 600 Watts Output 

Using four Motorola MRF150 MOSFETS

Have a look at a video of the 600 watt amplifier in operation

See a video showing the inside of the amplifier

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The Big Solid State "Kahuna"1.2 KW!

The Kahuna uses only two power FET's - MRF157's rated at 600 watts (output) each. The power supply has a specially wound toroid transformer with 220VAC primary and a 39VACRMS secondary rated at 40 amps.

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Old Amplifiers - Boat Anchors or Bargain Basement Opportunities

SB-220 or SB-221 Heathkit Amp Using Eimac's 3-500Z - K0GKD

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SB-200 - The best amplifier on the market for

the money - K0GKD.

Click on the picture to download in "word".

HAVE A LOOK AT TOM BOZA'a WEB PAGE ON INPUT CIRCUITRY FOR THE SB200

www.ne7x.com/sb200/heathkit-sb200.htm

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Super Simple 80-20 Receiver

K0GKD - QST April 1972

Click on the picture to download in Adobe format.

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The Ubiquitous Ground Mounted Vertical - Add A Phased Clone and Start Enjoying Big Time Signal Reports!

PART I

By Tom Sowden K0GKD

www.k0gkd.com

Phase them and watch them go! Part II

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K3MRG's 40 Meter Driven Phased Array

The All Copper X-Beam

MOXON Antenna Project Murray State University Amateur Radio Club K4QKY