Amateur Base Station Linear Amplifier
Add a review (+10 rep) Own this rig? Add it to your shackACOM 1000: 1000 W tube amplifier for 160-6 m with OLED display and TRI tuning aid.
Drive power: 50-60 W for rated output (the usage text says less than 60 W, and that 60 W RF drive is sufficient); RF gain 12.5 dB typically, response flat within 1 dB
Tube: from 1 January 2024 a single 4CX800A (800 W plate dissipation, forced air); until the end of 2023 a Svetlana GU74B (4CX800A)
IMD: better than 35 dB below rated output; harmonics: better than 50 dB (1.8-29.7 MHz), 66 dB (50-54 MHz)
Input SWR below 1.3:1, 1.8-54 MHz; bypass SWR below 1.1:1
Withstands up to 300 W reflected power; fault signatures of the last 7 protection trips stored
Coverage: the current official product-page band list is 160, 80, 40, 30, 20, 17, 15, 12, 10 and 6 m; 60 m is not listed. The August 2021 user manual says "all amateur bands in the 1.8-54 MHz frequency range" without a band-by-band list and does not mention 60 m.
The August 2021 user manual requires the external auxiliary fan for continuous-carrier transmissions longer than 15 minutes; the current product page does not repeat this.
FCC ID OITAA1000 (granted December 2000); CE
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