For Sale: Homebrew 3CX3000A7 Amp
I have just completed this amp. It covers 20-40-80 but has
components to cover 160 with some addl inductor taps, which will be
supplied. I used quality components throughout and it took me 3 years
to gather up all the parts and build it. Ceramic vacuum variables tune
and load(CVDDs), RJ2C relays, Pi-L, tuned input, commercial socket,
tube and chimney, Robust power supply with step-start on the plate
xfmr and filament xfmr. Weighs over 400 lbs all in a 30" high rack
cabinet. E-Mail me for details. I can send pics. Local pick-up only. I
am in the Tampa area.
I should have said $5000 OBO. This amp ain't no junk.
Listing #382193 - Submitted on 11/3/03 by Callsign W6TR, Modified
on 11/11/03, Web Site:


a measley 5 g's......come on .....go out in the back yard and dig up
those coffee cans..........and you can even get the hammie to show you
how to use it........

From: (gw)
For Sale: Homebrew 3CX3000A7 Amp
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0I have just completed this amp. It covers
20-40-80 but has components to cover 160 with some addl inductor taps,
which will be supplied. I used quality components throughout and it took
me 3 years to gather up all the parts and build it. Ceramic vacuum
variables tune and load(CVDDs), RJ2C relays, Pi-L, tuned input,
commercial socket, tube and chimney, Robust power supply with step-start
on the plate xfmr and filament xfmr. Weighs over 400 lbs all in a 30"
high rack cabinet. E-Mail me for details. I can send pics. Local pick-up
only. I am in the Tampa area.
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0I should have said $5000 OBO. This amp ain't no
junk. =A0 Listing #382193 - Submitted on 11/3/03 by Callsign W6TR,
Modified
on 11/11/03, Web Site:

a measley 5 g's......come on .....go out in the back yard and dig up
those coffee cans..........and you can even get the hammie to show you
how to use it........
_
Yea,,I know this amp...."hammie built". Concerning its output, one can
understand why certain hammies may need consult a lowly cber for proper
instructions realting to HF operation.

Twist,

I'd ask you to explain to the gentleman that you won't be adding 'taps' to
inductors; you'll need more inductance, not more taps. But then, I'd be
asking you to lower yourself to his level. I don't think you are capable of
thinking that slowly.

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim

"Twistedhed" wrote in message
...
From: (gw)
For Sale: Homebrew 3CX3000A7 Amp
I have just completed this amp. It covers
20-40-80 but has components to cover 160 with some addl inductor taps,
which will be supplied. I used quality components throughout and it took
me 3 years to gather up all the parts and build it. Ceramic vacuum
variables tune and load(CVDDs), RJ2C relays, Pi-L, tuned input,
commercial socket, tube and chimney, Robust power supply with step-start
on the plate xfmr and filament xfmr. Weighs over 400 lbs all in a 30"
high rack cabinet. E-Mail me for details. I can send pics. Local pick-up
only. I am in the Tampa area.
I should have said $5000 OBO. This amp ain't no
junk. Listing #382193 - Submitted on 11/3/03 by Callsign W6TR,
Modified
on 11/11/03, Web Site:

a measley 5 g's......come on .....go out in the back yard and dig up
those coffee cans..........and you can even get the hammie to show you
how to use it........
_
Yea,,I know this amp...."hammie built". Concerning its output, one can
understand why certain hammies may need consult a lowly cber for proper
instructions realting to HF operation.

On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 20:56:34 GMT, "Jim Hampton"
wrote:

Twist,

I'd ask you to explain to the gentleman that you won't be adding 'taps' to
inductors; you'll need more inductance, not more taps. But then, I'd be
asking you to lower yourself to his level. I don't think you are capable of
thinking that slowly.

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim

He said " has components to cover 160 with some addl inductor taps"
That means he has a large enough inductor with a unused section that
includes taps that will increase the inductance for 160 .

Who's thinking to slowly?

In , "Jim Hampton"
wrote:

Twist,

I'd ask you to explain to the gentleman that you won't be adding 'taps' to
inductors; you'll need more inductance, not more taps. But then, I'd be
asking you to lower yourself to his level. I don't think you are capable of
thinking that slowly.

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim

Sounds to me like the inductor is plenty big enough, but he just didn't install
the taps for whatever reason. Or maybe I'm just thinking too slowly.....








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Naw, it was a troll. Might as well keep it up as this newsgroup doesn't
seem to change too much anyways.
Seriously, I don't know what the fascination is with these multiple kilowatt
levels. I doubt many people are running more than a couple of hundred
watts, despite what the numbers show on the boxes that are being sold these
days (and most of those watts are likely nowhere near where one wants them
to be effective). I try not to think too much within these groups; however,
neither Twist nor I (which makes two) think too slowly.

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim


wrote in message
...
On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 20:56:34 GMT, "Jim Hampton"
wrote:

Twist,

I'd ask you to explain to the gentleman that you won't be adding 'taps'
to
inductors; you'll need more inductance, not more taps. But then, I'd be
asking you to lower yourself to his level. I don't think you are capable
of
thinking that slowly.

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim

He said " has components to cover 160 with some addl inductor taps"
That means he has a large enough inductor with a unused section that
includes taps that will increase the inductance for 160 .

Who's thinking to slowly?

"Jim Hampton" wrote:
Naw, it was a troll. Might as well keep it up as this newsgroup doesn't
seem to change too much anyways.
Seriously, I don't know what the fascination is with these multiple
kilowatt levels. I doubt many people are running more than a couple of
hundred watts, despite what the numbers show on the boxes that are being
sold these days (and most of those watts are likely nowhere near where
one wants them to be effective). I try not to think too much within
these groups; however, neither Twist nor I (which makes two) think too
slowly.

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim

I rarely exceed what comes out of the transmitter, and that's only
when it fairly quiet. I'm sure that's true of most of the regular
posters on this board.

Frank Gilliland wrote:
In , "Jim Hampton"
wrote:


Twist,

I'd ask you to explain to the gentleman that you won't be adding 'taps' to
inductors; you'll need more inductance, not more taps. But then, I'd be
asking you to lower yourself to his level. I don't think you are capable of
thinking that slowly.

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim


Sounds to me like the inductor is plenty big enough, but he just didn't install
the taps for whatever reason. Or maybe I'm just thinking too slowly.....








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maybe jim should have typed slower

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Twist,

I'd ask you to explain to the gentleman that

you won't be adding 'taps' to inductors;


Whaaa? And why would that be

you'll need more inductance, not more taps.

But then, I'd be asking you to lower yourself to
his level. I don't think you are capable of

thinking that slowly.

73 from Rochester, NY

Jim




You may want to reread his post, Jim. In fact, I had to check your
headers to make sure it was you making such a comment...
_
"Twistedhed" wrote in message
... From:
(gw) For Sale: Homebrew 3CX3000A7 Amp
I have just completed this amp. It covers 20-40-80 but has components to
cover 160 with some addl inductor taps, which will be supplied. I used
quality components throughout and it took me 3 years to gather up all
the parts and build it. Ceramic vacuum variables tune and load(CVDDs),
RJ2C relays, Pi-L, tuned input, commercial socket, tube and chimney,
Robust power supply with step-start on the plate xfmr and filament xfmr.
Weighs over 400 lbs all in a 30" high rack cabinet. E-Mail me for
details. I can send pics. Local pick-up only. I am in the Tampa area.
I should have said $5000 OBO. This amp ain't no junk. Listing #382193 -
Submitted on 11/3/03 by Callsign W6TR, Modified
on 11/11/03, Web Site:
_
a measley 5 g's......come on .....go out in the

back yard and dig up

those coffee cans..........and you can even get

the hammie to show you

how to use it........
_
Yea,,I know this amp...."hammie built". Concerning its output, one can
understand why certain hammies may need consult a lowly cber for proper
instructions realting to HF operation.

From: (Jim=A0Hampton)
Naw, it was a troll. Might as well keep it up as this newsgroup doesn't
seem to change too much anyways.
Seriously, I don't know what the fascination is with these multiple
kilowatt levels. I doubt many people are running more than a couple of
hundred watts, despite what the numbers show on the boxes that are being
sold these days (and most of those watts are likely nowhere near where
one wants them to be effective). I try not to think too much within
these groups; however, neither Twist nor I (which makes two) think too
slowly.
73 from Rochester, NY
Jim
_
Heheh! Start to think in here and the smell of burning oil and rubber
begins to permeate and overpower the odiferous, fresh solder aroma.