OM Power OM2000A+ FCC

OM2000A+ FCC U.S. automatic amplifier

The OM2000A+ FCC is an automatic radio-frequency (RF) linear amplifier driven by an external transceiver. FCC stands for the U.S. Federal Communications Commission. This version has specifications distinct from the international OM2000A+.

Band coverage, power and tube

OM Power specifies 1.8–29.7 MHz amateur bands including WARC plus 50 MHz. It uses an FU-728F ceramic tetrode, a four-electrode vacuum tube. The manufacturer rates it at 1,500 W SSB (single sideband), CW (Morse) and RTTY (radioteletype) under specified conditions, with approximately 70 W typical drive. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent tests or universally permitted power levels.

Automatic tuning and safety

OM Power specifies tuning within 0.5 seconds inside a band and three seconds across bands. CAT control exchanges data with compatible radios, and LAN enables local-area-network monitoring. Standing-wave ratio (SWR) indicates antenna mismatch and possible reflected power. Dangerous high voltage may remain after disconnection and requires qualified servicing.

FCC documentation and comparison

See the manufacturer FCC specifications and the 8.06 MB original FCC manual in the download library. Direct PDF link not verified. Do not substitute the international OM2000A+ manual.

OM Power OM2000A+ FCC manuals and documentation

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