Note
QST, Feb 1961, p. 103.
CQ, Feb 1961, p. 6.
QST, Dec 1961, p. 115. (technical notes)
The 200V expanded on the innovations found in the company's earlier 100V model. It retained the phasing-type sideband generation, as well as the broad-banded, no-tuning RF circuits. The 200V featured improved mic preamp, mixer, power supply, and oscillator circuits along with a two-speed VFO tuning knob. In addition to SSB, the mode selection included DSB, AM, PM, FSK, and CW. Power out on sideband, CW, and PM was 100 watts, 25 watts on AM. The 100 watt rating on FSK was based on a 50% duty cycle. The transmitter covered the 80 through 10 meter bands in a series of 1 MHz ranges. An additional band was available for frequencies not covered by the amateur bands or for use with optional 160 meter broadband couplers.