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hunter

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5. I like the relays with the air blowing across the contacts.

Reply to AllaN01Bear (Original post)

Fri Nov 26, 2021, 02:59 PM

Nov 2021

The beast could output 200 kilowatts, but runs today at 80 kilowatts.

These days, if anyone cared to build one, a continuous wave solid state transmitter like that might fit in the box smaller than a washing machine.

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where electrical power generation technology meets radio technology. [View all] AllaN01Bear Nov 2021 OP

Thanks for this. I worked for many years in the radio communications industry abqtommy Nov 2021 #1

yw. glad it helped . i am a ham and i eat this stuff up. AllaN01Bear Nov 2021 #3

Somewhat related... wireless electrical transmission is coming. kysrsoze Nov 2021 #2

my late dad always felt ," if tesla had his way, wed have domes evry 1/2 mile AllaN01Bear Nov 2021 #4

I like the relays with the air blowing across the contacts. hunter Nov 2021 #5

As a long term Radio Tech Nac Mac Feegle Nov 2021 #6