Hello everyone, I recently aquired a "commercial" dummy load that I'm sure will handle more than 2kw. There are 12, 600-Ohm resistors in parallel that measure 50-Ohms with a Ohmmeter. The resistors l
I recently aquired a "commercial" dummy load that I'm sure will handle more than 2kw. There are 12, 600-Ohm resistors in parallel that measure 50-Ohms with a Ohmmeter. The resistors look like frosted
Thanks to Jim and Chuck! Definately non-inductive for this application, but the power rating is, I don't know. I know it was used at a 5KW AM radio station for some testing. I should have mentioned t
On 6/28/20 7:32 PM, n0tt1@juno.com wrote: Thanks to Jim and Chuck! Definately non-inductive for this application, but the power rating is, I don't know. I know it was used at a 5KW AM radio station
OK, thanks Jim, Interesting why Bendix would call this thing (in part) a "modulator"...nothing in there to modulate a RF signal that I know about....just a high power 50-ohm dummy load. 73, Charlie,
Interesting why Bendix would call this thing (in part) a "modulator"...nothing in there to modulate a RF signal that I know about....just a high power 50-ohm dummy load. It's a dummy load for a modul
I think you're right there Jim. I see on the schematic it is named: "DUMMY, LOAD, MODULATOR" Charlie, N0TT https://theelectrostore.com/content/datasheets/kanthal_globar_resistors.p __________________