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Doesn't apply to amps you make for yourself that are not sold to others. You still have to pass the third order harmonic reduction though. MRM

There is a restriction in Part 97 section 97.317 that does place a limitation of 15db gain on an external RF amplifier to receive FCC certification. However certification is only needed for an

Please pardon my ignorance, but is certification required if you build your own amp for personal use? Chris wrote:

https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/47/97.317

I never heard of such a limit imposed by FCC. They talk about maximum power output, frequency and signal purity. I don't think they care how the gain is distributed in the stages. Could you give a

What about the FCC 15db gain max for the amps? Il lun 12 apr 2021 01:06 AM John Cunliffe W7ZQ <n2nep@...> ha scritto:

Those might be NOS parts that were made when IR was still an independent company. According to a document on IR date codes I found ( http://www.irf.com/package/partmarking.pdf), the code on that

I have no idea if you have bad URF520's. What I know is that the only IRF510's that Mouser and Digikey have carried over the last 10 years or so have been Vishay/Siliconix. Jerry, KE7ER

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From the link, the image on the left is what I saw on the MPJA FETS; I guess I have some LF power FETs, then. Bob — KK5R

Bob, I have no idea if the MPJA FET's are legit. I do know that Mouser hasn't had anything but Vishay IRF510's?in the last 10 years. And that my Bitx40 and uBitx both have IRF510's with the Siliconix

To help eliminate the guesswork and speculation, I opened up the two packages of URF520's I got from MPJA and found ALL of them were marked IR (International Rectifier) with date code 9-18 (Sept 2018)

In junior high ( a few decades ago) we had to complete certain projects before we could work on what we wanted to. One was a simple metal chassis with three tube sockets mounted with various wires

Totally agree! Jack, W8TEE

Jack I have followed Dave's work for years, and have even built clones of some of his projects. Even with following his work precisely, my own results do not come close to his precision and

If building a test jig for evaluation of IRF510 devices, maybe we do not have to test for actual performance of no-name or other-name devices. If the test jig were first used to evaluate a known good

Farhan, and others Just finished reading over their group page. At first glance it appears to be the work of just two people who possibly work at Virginia Technical College. Might even be the basis of

An answer for everyone! Thank you all for the answers and for the small scheme that will allow me to add the CW transmission in A1A also in the EASY BITX that I am assembling, without resorting to

I still remember sore fingers from lacing cables with waxed linen cord.

*Hello, * This aftermoon it's was the first "smoke test"... After checking the regulator voltage, I directly connected the arduino (already programmed from the old assembly) and connected the screen