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Look into the newer RF transistors. [round with X shape leads] Four wire operation, one is ground, the other is positive, while 3 & 4 are DC in and RF out. Saves a lot of work. Would you happen to have any more info on these so that I may research them? Thanks! -dave PS Is it like this? http://...

Thank you Robert, et. al, The device is FM modulated. It is a Futaba 9CAP transmitter and a buddy with a coaxial dynamics watt meter measured the output at a little less then 100mW. Although I am fairly confident in my electrical skills for building kits and building/repairing power supplies, the RF...

"The current output is less then 100mW, I want to use the full 1W I am legally entitled to." Are you entitled? Just because Hams can use 1W in 6M band, doesn't mean an off the shelf unlicenced remote control transmiter can. Bands are divided into different services with different rules. A...

This is in the 6m band, 50.860Mhz to be precise. The current output is less then 100mW, I want to use the full 1W I am legally entitled to. The car engine analogy works for me. I didn't realize the 'system' approach to it, but I understand now, thanks! I guess it is a bit more involved then I imagin...

I have a R/C transmitter that uses a 2SC2314 transistor. According to the ARRL handbook, I am allowed to transmitt with up to one watt of power on 6M. Would anyone have any advice on what transistor I should replace my current output transistor with? Here are the specs on the current transistor: htt...

Thanks guys, I appreciate your fast and detailed response!
-dave
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Hi,
I need a circuit that will turn off if the battery reaches 9v. Specifically, I am using 3 lipo batteries to power video equipment and I don't want to over discharge my lipos. Any ideas? Thank you very much, your help is much appreciated.
-dave