It is the same choke at RF parts RFC-3. Never had an issue on 160 on
RTTY at 1500 watts output.
Thanks
73
Jim W7RY
On 10/10/2019 6:09 AM, Rob Atkinson wrote:
Where and how a plate choke is mounted mostly has to do with making
the best use of chassis real estate and heat dissipation. Someone
mentioned that the famous Ameritron choke, popular because it can be
made to work on all ham bands 160 to 10 m., doesn't dissipate any
heat. If it is anything like the RF Parts RFC 3, I can testify that
it goes through a significant temperature rise on 160 m., when used in
a 1 KW continuous duty transmitter. However, the temperature rise is
within specifications. I advise mounting a plate choke the way you
would mount a large w.w. dropping resistor, with consideration to heat
dissipation. I usually position mine so they are in the air flow
from a fan.
73
Rob
K5UJ
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