Note
Kit or wired.
QST, May 1958, p. 169. ("Available June 1958," but seen for sale in a Harrison ad on page 167)
CQ, Apr 1961, p. 107. (Advertised as "Brand new," selling for $69.95. Might be new-old-stock after being discontinued)
The DSB-100 "Sidebander" was one of the few double sideband transmitters to reach the commercial marketplace. It was available as a kit ($99.95) or factory-wired ($119.95). The Sidebander covered 80–10 meters and used a pair of 6DQ6A tubes in the final. DSB input was 100 PEP, with 50 watts CW and 40 watts AM.
Tube Lineup (9 total)
– (2) 6CL6
– (2) 6DQ6
– (2) 12AX7
– 6AL5
– 6AQ5
– 5U4
References
Brief description. Popular Electronics, Oct 1958, p. 70.
Review. CQ, Dec 1958, p. 48.
Keying monitor for. CQ, Nov 1959, p. 90.
Modification. CQ, Mar 1963, p. 33.
