KL 203
KL 203 is a 12V linear amplifier for use in the frequency range 28 – 29.7 MHz frequency, with a drive power from 1 to 10W in AM-FM-SSB mode.
Technical Specifications :
- Frequency: 28 – 29.7 MHz
- Power Supply: 12 – 14 Vcc
- Input Current: 10A max
- Input Power: 0.5 – 10W
- Output Power: 100W
- Input VSWR: 1.1 – 1.5:1
- Mode: AM – FM – SSB
- Fuse: 12A Fast 5×20mm
- Dimensions: L 125 W 120 H 40 mm
- Weight: 466 g
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