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[[File:GR 783-A Front.jpg|thumb|450px|right|General Radio 783A Output-Power Meter]]
[[File:GR 783-A Front.jpg|thumb|450px|right|General Radio 783A Output-Power Meter]]
The '''General Radio 783A''' is an Output-Power Meter [[introduced in 1944]] Catalog K3 and remained available through Catalog Q 1961.
The '''General Radio 783A''' is an Output-Power Meter [[introduced in 1944]] Catalog K3 and remained available through Catalog Q 1961. The 783-A is acts as an adjustable load impedance, with a voltmeter calibrated directly in watts dissipated in the load.  It can safely
handle 100 W at audio frequencies.  It can be used to test amplifiers, transformers, oscillators, filters, and similar networks.
 
CAUTION this device contains Asbestos.
 


==Specifications==
==Specifications==
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Revision as of 22:20, 22 February 2024

General Radio 783A Output-Power Meter

The General Radio 783A is an Output-Power Meter introduced in 1944 Catalog K3 and remained available through Catalog Q 1961. The 783-A is acts as an adjustable load impedance, with a voltmeter calibrated directly in watts dissipated in the load. It can safely handle 100 W at audio frequencies. It can be used to test amplifiers, transformers, oscillators, filters, and similar networks.

CAUTION this device contains Asbestos.


Specifications

  • Power Range: 0.2 mW to 100 W in five ranges.
  • Impedance Range: 2.5 to 20,000 Ω.
  • Power Accuracy: ±O.25 dB at full-scale reading. Over-all frequency characteristic of power indication is flat

within ±O.5 dB from 20 to 10,000 Hz; within 0.75 dB to 15,000 Hz.

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