>
>>>
>>>>>The Russian tube is capable of about
>>>>>1/3 the power of an 8877. 73, Dan, N5AR
>>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>.......you can get over 6kw out of an 8877 then??
>>
>>
>>
>>>Getting 4000 is easy.
>>
>>I have seen 5500. Regularly. In a mobile.
>>
>>taurine feculence.
>
>
>
>Please prove your comment.
>
>
>
>>>Actually, ...
>
>>(key word)
>
>>>we have used successfully 5 of the 8877s to drive a pair of
>>>4CX10Ks
>>>
>>A 4cx10,000D requires c. 150w to drive it to 15 out. 30w from an 8877?
>
>
>
>And that is to 15Kw Rich. I am speaking of the same system that you and
>Mauri told me was totally incomprehensible and impossible over a year ago.
>
>This system does 70 thousand watts carrier, but does has a negative carrier
>shift with applied amplitude modulation. It is powered by 7 Electrodyne
>alternators to the large amp and a single Leece Neville 300A alternator to
>the smaller driver amp.
>
... spread around rose bushes in early Spring for larger blooms.
>
>You yourself commented, as well as Mauri, that it WAS technically feasible.
>If you would like proof, I suggest you go through the archives of the last
>two years.
>
>
>>Some people get off on fooling others.
>>>
>
>While others interject comments that have no relevance, other than to stir
>the other side of the debate and tempt them into making comments towards you
>that you can use in the future against them.
>
>Or, would you like to go back to your story about the man who has the potato
>alcohol powered monster amp in the mobile that competes on the keydown
>circuit, or about your friend who uses the pole vaulting poles to directly
>apply power to his rectifiers from the high tension lines?
>
W6CHR claimed to use a fiberglass pole for hooking onto the high tension
wires in his back yard. . // Pole vaulting poles are made from
graphite composite. Graphite is a conductor.
>The ball is in your court now, Mr. Measures.
>
zzzzzz
>Toll_Free
- Rich..., 805.386.3734, www.vcnet.com/measures.
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