How many AMps does a texas Star 667 draw?

How many AMps does a texas Star 667 draw?

17.5 amps of input.

How many amps does a Texas Star Sweet 16 draw?

Hayseed, that Sweet Sixteen will draw 100 amps, or slightly more. Make sure you have a stout alternator, good wiring, and several fuses or fusible links. Also, make sure your antenna system has good RF ground (ground plane). You do NOT want to get “mic bite” from a 16-pill box!

How many amps does a Texas Star 500 draw?

Radio has a 4 watt am dead key into amp that will swing up to 18~20 watts PEP. At these settings and operating parameters, the Texas Star 500V will consistently draw up to a maximum of 62 amps from the 75 amp power supply.

What is the RF output knob on a Texas Star DX 667v?

On models DX 400V and DX 500V, this button adds delay but does not reduce power. RF Output Knob controls RF output level when the Green Button is engaged. On the DX 667V only, the RF Output knob is operational at all times. Meter is an RF Relative Output Indicator and lights during transmission.

What kind of transistor is Texas Star 667?

Let’s take a look at the Texas Star 667V. This rig is powered by one (1) 2SC2290 transistor driving four (4) 2SC2879 transistors. The main reason for the driver is to allow the user to get full power out of all four of the 2879 pills.

Can you get 900 watts out of a Texas Star 667?

Some people claim you can get 900+ watts out of a Texas Star 667. This is just not true. I don’t care what you do to that amplifier, you will not get that kind of power out of it.

How much PEP does a Texas Star 667 have?

Remember the variable wattage knob works on the TS 667 in all modes, not just dial a watt. I personally would not drive it with any more than 20 watts pep ever. This amplifier is designed to be driven with single final radios. This is why it has its own driver.