Ameritron ALS-600 Amplifier And Power Supply ALS-600PS

No tuning, no fuss, no worries – just turn on and operate … includes power supply, 600 Watts output, continuous 1.5-22 MHz coverage, instant bandswitching, no warm up, no tubes to baby, fully SWR protected, extremely quiet, very compact
Ameritrons revolutionary ALS-600 is amateur radios ONLY linear amplifier that uses four rugged TMOS RF power FETs – gives unequaled no tune solid state performance.
Includes Ameritrons no tune FET Amplifier and a 120/220 VAC, 50/60 Hz AC power supply for home operation.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Instant bandswitching, no tuning, no warm up
- Output Power: 600 Watts PEP, 500 Watts CW
- Continuous Coverage: 1.5 to 22 MHz; 10/12 Meters with easy-to-install optional kit
- SWR Protection: prevents amplifier damage if you switch to wrong band, use wrong antenna or have high SWR
- Over Power Protection: if output forward power or reflected power exceeds safe level, output power is automatically reduced to prevent amplifier damage by controlling ALC to exciter
- Extremely quiet
- Very Compact: 6" x 9 1/2" x 12" amplifier takes up less desktop space than your transceiver and weighs 12 1/2 poundsIlluminated Cross-Needle SWR/Wattmeter – lets you read SWR, forward and reflected peak power simultaneously
- Operate/Standby Switch: lets you run “barefoot”, but you can instantly switch to full power if you need it.Front Panel ALC Control – exclusive Ameritron feature – convenient front panel control lets you adjust your output power.Transmit, ALC SWR LED indicators – keeps you informed
- 12 VDC output jack: lets you power low current accessories
- Separate ALS-600PS power supply (included) can be placed conveniently out of the way and plugged into your nearest 120 VAC outlet – no special wiring needed. Made in USA.
Condition: good, tested and in working condition.

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Lisa Kohl and Brittni Kurtz | (917) 400-0811 | lisa@clearinghouseestatesales.com

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Huntington, NY 11743

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Saturday, 3/6, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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