Description

Tokyo Hy‑Power HL‑100BDX HF/50 MHz 100 W Linear Amplifier – Clean Used

Rare HF & 6 m high‑power linear amplifier perfect for FT‑817, IC‑705, and other QRP transceivers. Features switchable input (5 W/10 W), built‑in LPF filters, compact body, and confirmed 100 W output on dummy load.

🔧 Features

  • Switchable Drive Power: Selectable 1–5 W or 1–10 W input — ideal for fixed‑output QRP radios (FT‑817/IC‑705)

  • Built-in LPF Filters: Clean RF output across all amateur HF & 6 m bands

  • 100 W Verified: Tested and confirmed using dummy load

  • Protection Circuitry: ALC output, SWR, DC reverse polarity protection

  • Auto Band Switching: Syncs with radio band on FT‑817 via DIN cable

  • Includes DC Power Cable

📏 Specs

  • Frequency Range: 3.5–29.7 MHz + 50 MHz

  • Output Power: 100 W (SSB/CW), ~25–33 W (AM)

  • Drive Power: 5 W / 10 W switchable

  • Power Requirement: 13.8 V DC, up to 17 A

  • Dimensions: 174 × 56 × 235 mm

  • Weight: Approx. 2.4 kg

  • Condition: Used – minor cosmetic wear and scratches, fully functional

📦 Included: Amplifier unit, DC power cable. No manual or original box.

💡 Why Buy This?

This compact, lightweight amplifier is perfect for turning your FT‑817 / IC‑705 into a full 100 W rig. Ideal for portable or mobile HF and 6 m operation. Clean output, robust protection, and ready‑to‑deploy.

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