audio predajnik do 10KM
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audio predajnik do 10KM
bio bi jako zahvalan kad bi mi neko mogao obezbjediti semu audio predajnika da moze
dobaciti bar jedno 5 KM
i semu odgovarajuceg prijemnika
u naprijed hvala
dobaciti bar jedno 5 KM
i semu odgovarajuceg prijemnika
u naprijed hvala
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Nebula/ ... ronica.htm
5W verzija.
samo ?to ti izlazni tranzistor ko?ta 120kn=30km
5W verzija.
samo ?to ti izlazni tranzistor ko?ta 120kn=30km
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Hej, iq i ja sam isto pravio taj od 1W i proradio mi je od prve (izlazni tranzitor 2N4427), ali sam jednom tipu na drugom forumu predložio
kao zamjenu 2N3866 (nije našao ovaj prvi pa sam ja mislio da bi ovaj mogao kao zamjena) pa mu sada neće da proradi.
Što misliš dali je ovaj tranzistor 2N3866 stvarno neadekvatan kao zamjena???
kao zamjenu 2N3866 (nije našao ovaj prvi pa sam ja mislio da bi ovaj mogao kao zamjena) pa mu sada neće da proradi.
Što misliš dali je ovaj tranzistor 2N3866 stvarno neadekvatan kao zamjena???
@mdj300B ja sam taj tip na drugom forumu

a usput i meni posalji to za pojacalo 7W.
a jel bi se moglo na tom dobit 15W sa 2SC1972???
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a usput i meni posalji to za pojacalo 7W.
a jel bi se moglo na tom dobit 15W sa 2SC1972???
iqvalue999@net.hr
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bio bih ti jako zahvalanmdj300B wrote:Cr4cK_M45t3R_Fl45H ako te zanima ja sam na ovaj osnovni Veronika 1W dodao još posebno pojačalo (s 2SC1971 -10km tranzistor) ima snagu 6-7Watta a za ovu snagu dovoljno mu je na ulazu 600mW ( što veronika pri naponu napajanja od 12V daje na izlazu).
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6 Watt eindtrap:
Assemble by soldering the components to the pads indicated. Keep
coil, resistor, and capacitor leads as short as possible. The coils should
be 3/16" to 1/4" above the board and separate turns by one wire diameter.
Bend leads to form a little mounting foot for soldering to the circuit
board. Tuning and power output are affected by the distance between the
coil turns, you can make fine adjustments by either spreading or
compressing the coil slightly. The area surrounding the pads is ground.
C2, C3, C4, C6, C7, C8, C9, C10, L2, and R1 are soldered at one end to
ground as well as the shield braid on the coax cables. Bolt Q1 to a small
heat sink or the chassis with heat sink thermal compound or gray thermal
pad underneath the tab. With an input level of 200-500mw, you should see
an output of 5-6 watts. Be sure to have a proper dummy load (50 ohms) or
tuned antenna connected to the output, doing otherwise will likely destroy
the transistor.
Parts List
QuantityDescriptionPart Number(s)
2470 pF mica capacitorC1, C5
175 pF mica capacitorC2
139 pF mica capacitorC3
112 pF mica capacitorC4
20.001 uF disc or monolythic capacitor (marked either 102, .001, or
1n)C6, C8
20.1 uF disc or monolythic capacitor (marked either 104, .1, or
100n)C7, C9
110 to 22 uF electrolytic capacitor (observe correct polarity)C10
11 turn #18 tinned copper, 1/4" dia.L1
11 uH inductor, blue lumpy itemL2
12 turns #18, 1/4" dia.L3
17/10" #14, hairpinL4
25 turns #20, 1/4" dia.L5, L6
156 ohm resistor with ferrite bead over lead at the base of end of
Q1R1
12SC1971 RF transistorQ1
2SO239 socket
2banana plug (1 each red and black)
2banana socket (1 each red and black)
1ferrite bead
44-40 nuts
44-40 bolts
RG174 coaxial cable
hookup wire
soldering lugs

6 Watt eindtrap:
Assemble by soldering the components to the pads indicated. Keep
coil, resistor, and capacitor leads as short as possible. The coils should
be 3/16" to 1/4" above the board and separate turns by one wire diameter.
Bend leads to form a little mounting foot for soldering to the circuit
board. Tuning and power output are affected by the distance between the
coil turns, you can make fine adjustments by either spreading or
compressing the coil slightly. The area surrounding the pads is ground.
C2, C3, C4, C6, C7, C8, C9, C10, L2, and R1 are soldered at one end to
ground as well as the shield braid on the coax cables. Bolt Q1 to a small
heat sink or the chassis with heat sink thermal compound or gray thermal
pad underneath the tab. With an input level of 200-500mw, you should see
an output of 5-6 watts. Be sure to have a proper dummy load (50 ohms) or
tuned antenna connected to the output, doing otherwise will likely destroy
the transistor.
Parts List
QuantityDescriptionPart Number(s)
2470 pF mica capacitorC1, C5
175 pF mica capacitorC2
139 pF mica capacitorC3
112 pF mica capacitorC4
20.001 uF disc or monolythic capacitor (marked either 102, .001, or
1n)C6, C8
20.1 uF disc or monolythic capacitor (marked either 104, .1, or
100n)C7, C9
110 to 22 uF electrolytic capacitor (observe correct polarity)C10
11 turn #18 tinned copper, 1/4" dia.L1
11 uH inductor, blue lumpy itemL2
12 turns #18, 1/4" dia.L3
17/10" #14, hairpinL4
25 turns #20, 1/4" dia.L5, L6
156 ohm resistor with ferrite bead over lead at the base of end of
Q1R1
12SC1971 RF transistorQ1
2SO239 socket
2banana plug (1 each red and black)
2banana socket (1 each red and black)
1ferrite bead
44-40 nuts
44-40 bolts
RG174 coaxial cable
hookup wire
soldering lugs
