R2,6 100 OHM Pot
R3,5 50 OHM 5 Watt
R4,7 3 OHM
LED MV5053
S1 Alco SPDT
RFC1,2 5T#16 1/4" Dia.
RY1 Relay 1355/1365
RFC4 7T#16 1/4" Dia.
D1,2,3 IN4003 Diodes
C19,20 Feed Thru Allen Bradley
F1 Fuse 15A
R1 15 OHM 1 Watt
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Connect the positive supply voltage to the red fused lead Connect the gnd lead to the negative or ground side of the
power source Number 12 AWG wire or larger is recommended if the supply leads need to be lengthened Connect the
amphfer between the transmitter or transceiver and the antenna RG-8A/U or equivalent coax is recommended for the
connection between the amplifier and the antenna The amplifier may be mounted in any position
INSTALLATION HINTS:
1 Check all coax cables for proper impedance (50 ohms) and freedom from shorts and/or opens
2 Although the maximum input SWR to the amplifier is 1 4 1, some transceivers may still be unable to produce power
into the amplifier If this occurs, try a different length of coax between the transceiver and the amplifier One half wave
multiples is probably the best choice (Belden foam 8214 31 5 inches RG-8LJ 26 75 inches )
3 If the amplifier switching is intermittent or if the relay buzzes when keyed, check the following a Inadequate drive
power from the transceiver
b High antenna SWR (Try adding another 1A wave to the feed line )
c RF getting back into the transceiver caused by close antenna proximity, poor mic shielding, etc
4 If the amphfer appears to produce low power out, check the following
a A watt meter between the amplifier and the transceiver will check the drive level
b Measure the voltage during amplifier operation as close to the amplifier as possible Voltage for spec output is 13 5
VDC c Even the best watt meters have an accuracy tolerance and they can be fooled if harmonic or parasitic energy is
present Check the power at least two positions in the input and output line of the> amplifier, there should be no
significant change in power
5 The amplifier when installed should draw no current (less than 10 MA)