Poweramplifier HF 200Watt- Flex6400

Cees

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Cees

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Chris DL5NAM

...that's a big step - from 100 to 200 W :-)

Chris

WK2Y

WK2Y

3 db. That's 1/2 an S unit. It might make a difference. 500 watts would be a whole S unit.

73,

Bob

WX7Y

put up a better higher gain (3db gain) Antenna this way you also benefit with getting MORE ERP (Effective Radiated Power) and RX signal strength to the radio with out having to purchase a little 200W AMP.

Check out the non US Amp builders they may have one that is 5 watt's in and 200 watts out for the CB band folks.