Transmitters
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Two models of
transmitter are currently available. They are all based on the
same design and characteristics but the higher powered systems
have broadband amplifiers to boost their RF power output.
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The 30
Watt transmitter is a stand alone unit with
amplifier included. These units are frequency agile across the
band from 88 to 108 MHz. They are easily tuned and adjusted in
the field using the display lights on the front panel.
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The 100
Watt
transmitter is also
a stand alone unit with amplifier included in the single
transmitter box.
It employs at 28 Volt output
transistor however input power remains 13.8 Volts. Utilization
of internal circuits provides the required 28 Volts to the
output transistor. It provides a full 100 Watt output when 13.8
Volts at 16 Amps is provided at the input.
We continue to
try and develop optimum systems that are low on power input but
deliver a good signal from the antenna. Our preference is to use
gain antennas with our transmitters so that minimal input power
is required for maximum coverage.
Please
note that due to Canadian government transmitter testing
and certification requirements, these transmitters are
presently for export only.
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