Hi Frank,
I have an FL-110 and it will work on 17 meters (15M band position)
and 12M (10M band position) but output is 20% less than "normal".
No QSK, though the key hang/delay time is adjustable by a cap/variable
resistor inside the unit. It is a very heavy duty amplifier,
especially if driving it at less than rated input (which is 10W PEP).
At 5W input (homebrew QRP cw transmitter),
I get about 70W out and the amp runs just warm to the
touch (not hot).
It draws about 16 amps at 13.8 VDC on full power.
73
Joe BV/N0IAT
At 09:00 PM 10/29/97 +0100, Frank R. Oppedijk wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>After 8 years of joyful hamming with my Ten-Tec Argonaut II QRP rig, I would
>like to get into DX'ing a bit more. And I've thought up that a bit of extra
>power would come in handy. As I'm fully safisfied with the Argo, buying a
>second rig is not an option.
>
>I'd rather have a 50-100W PA after my Argo. I've heard that a Yaesu FL-110
>might be an option. I've got 5-8W of power available from my Argo. I still
>have some questions:
>
>- The FL-110 covers 160 to 10 meters. But does it cover the WARC bands as well?
>- Is it full QSK on CW?
>- What voltage does it run on: 12-13.8V, or 110V?
>
>Please your advice. To my e-mail address would be nice.
>
>Thanks in advance es 73,
>
>Frank PA3FLV
>fro@xs4all.nl
>
>
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