27MHz LDMOS Pallet Kit Introduction
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Sharky's 27MHz LDMOS Pallet Kit
Datasheets:
Air Cooled: www.dropbox.co...
Water Cooled: www.dropbox.co...
Pricing:
Air Cooled Kit - $650 +Shipping
Water Cooled Kit - $750 +Shipping
Please let me know if you'd like the LDMOS soldered to the spreader, as well as the small SMT transistor on the input PCB.
2 port and 4port Splitters/Combiners also available. Email for details.
Shipping:
USPS Flat Rate Insured Service is $31 in the US. I will not ship these without insurance.
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That one thumbs down must have been "fine tune cb" lol
ROFL
@@MudDuckSharky glad u got the reference
Likely bitter sad hams.
Wow on the prices also man that’s pretty damn good. Come on tax return!!!!
Awesome & Congrat's Sharky!!!
Can you build one on these with a low pass filter to cover 80 to 10 meters?
i dont know why i had the dislike "clicked" ...sorry' i fixed it, cheers sharky ...just asking would it be any differance to use coolant (engine) green, red, ??
Ahhh hell sharky, you did it. My order will be placed soon. Thanks 😊
Great job sharky! I,m saving up. And thanks for being a good teacher as well. Drag'NFly in tennessee said it. Back quiet.
Are you using any material other than FR4, which is better, and is there a need for it?
What are the N2 C2 Y1 capacitors, are they something like 100B 100C or regular NP0?
Thanks!
The normal folks would prefer if you reword that question to make sense. Not trying to kick you in the nuts but your question only helps you, peace.
I want to buy a pallet from you
Congrats. Very neat.
Nicely done!!!
Good job 👍🏻
Awesome
3rd harmonic at 55dB down is frigging outstanding dude...fantastic work. I would love a wider bandwidth version for all the ham bands but I know the drama required to get that.
Is it 27Mhz up to 28 MHz or 27MHz + or - 500 KHz so 27.385 whole 11 meter band I guess is what I. Saying.
27.500- 26.500 MHz
Hello Sharky engineer：
Recently I'm building a large signal RF amplifier for narrow band use at 14.27MHz or 21.4MHz.I decide to use the Freescale MRF1K50H LDMOS in a single-ended Class C or Class AB circuit.But I can't find any impedance or S parameters about that LDMOS below 30MHz on the Internet.So I come here and ask you if you can find any these parameters.I appreciate it so much.
郭彩珍 from Hainan,China
Sharky, many thanks for introducing me to "W0QE" and the "sim smith chart". Boy this man has so much knowledge that he is sharing. I learning so much with your help. 73 de Dennis vk4oc in sunny Queensland Australia. For and old bloke, I'm really enjoy your channel. Cheers best to your family.
I wish I wasn't broke, I would love to broadband that, for Ham Radio use!
I was just wondering if you are still selling the pallets I watched your latest video and know that you have a lot on your table right now. The way love watching your videos can’t wait for the next one
Nice job I will want one when I get back on my feet thanks for your contribution to the future.
1st harmonic is 27.185 ....The math is better now too.
Very nice I will be emailing u soon. Thank you for all the work u put into this.
can you do a mono banded one? I have 1 freq I want it tuned for.
“Bada bing”, I was waiting for the “bada boom”.
Are you back to building these?
I wish you sold these thing put together already lol.
Hello, how much for the watercool copper block?
So that's 2000 average! Wow! Does the power drop significantly on 55 volts? I have a 55x55 power supply. I know they are fragile on the input. What's the max? 10 watt Carrier but how about swing?
10wPEP or CW max. I'll post a link to the specs under this vid in an hour or two, along with an assembly video that shows how to solder the fet.
@@MudDuckSharky I should still be awake so I'll look for it!
quality pays off. Order on the way.
So where does a person get a 65 volt power supply ? Is that why hardly anyone uses these ?
Is there no magic wizardry conversion flux capacitor inside the amp to convert 13.8 volts to 65 ?? That aside ,, how much is one of these completely built ready to hook up and use ? If you build it ?? Or do you not offer that yet ?
An HP ESP120 delivers 2950 watts of power at 48V, slightly modified with a higher voltage 3100 watts at 57.5V. 57.5 volts are completely sufficient, the LDMOS work more efficiently at this voltage. Whether 2500W or 2200W does not matter.
Hi. The UK CB band is 27.6 to 27.9Mhz. Will this pallet need modifying to work this range?
Not sure... I'll try it next time I have one on the bench
where can i buy one from???
Are these pallets still for sale
10w Bird? or pep for the driver?
You ACED it! Nice work
Nice looking kit.
Great job buddy.
How big of soldering iron I need to solder ldmos to heat spreader?
A propane torch works good.
A propane torch works good.
$$$
Can you operate the water-cooled pallet in a hermetically sealed housing?
Normally you have to cool the transformers and resistors with air and a fan, but I want to try to cool the components using immersion cooling. The heat is then dissipated through the metal housing.
Can you run this at 14 volts. If so, about how much watts does it put out? I'm thinking about trying this in my Diesel Wagon...
you need at least ten 12 to 65 volt 200-300 watt DC-DC Boost step-up power supply modules
"IN 8-60V OUT 12-83V" which are connected and synchronized via 0.1 Ohm resistors for this purpose. Cost is in the range of $150 with a good housing.
You also need very thick power supply cables. 50 SQM, as short as possible to the DC DC converter.
I love how some people on here think 50 volt ldmos is something brand new it's not it's been around for years lol. it's just not finely making it's way to cb band lol. If it were not for people like Sharkey and minster I don't guess no one would know about it. There is many different options out there now days. It's just not cost effective lol.
So these are illegal for CB usage, they violate federal law. Sell/using this will find you in jail and fined. This has been forwarded to local FCC office.
And glass pipes are made for tobacco use only!
There is always ONE! @#%^$&*
Tech nine says theirs always one $%%=_@! but i think his math is off a little. That guy is actually a double registered @%%÷_&÷ and so i,m prety sure that makes it that theirs always two ×$$%^#=s.
Go get your jj vax if you havent already!
Well, that didn't take long