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(ALLSTEEL77) wrote:

Ameritron

Ameritron currently holds eight grants for equipment to be used under Part 97.
All of these grants are for "licensed non-broadcast station transmitters" that
require no other equipment for operation, -not- amplifiers. None of them are
authorized for operation above 21.6 MHz. If these devices are in fact amplifiers
in violation of 47CFR2.815, then Steve Par could get in a heap of trouble for
filing false applications.






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Frank Gilliland wrote in message . ..
In ,
(ALLSTEEL77) wrote:

Ameritron

Ameritron currently holds eight grants for equipment to be used under Part 97.
All of these grants are for "licensed non-broadcast station transmitters" that
require no other equipment for operation, -not- amplifiers. None of them are
authorized for operation above 21.6 MHz. If these devices are in fact amplifiers
in violation of 47CFR2.815, then Steve Par could get in a heap of trouble for
filing false applications.






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well fine frankenstein why don't you call him up and talk to him about
it , since it ****es you off so much, .....i use a ameritron myself at
times for ssb work on 27.555.....doncha know......

Most ham amps are ready to go on 10meters to12meters.Some have a screw(remove
screw)on the band switch to keep it out of the unmarked 10 meter position and
some have a wire grounding(cut wire) out the 10 meter coil.Many of the mods are
available on line at many ham sites.Have fun!