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Alpha 9500 Linear Amplifier User Manual
RF Concepts, LLC
Setting Up the Amplifier
Product Release 1
DOCNUMBER 9500
Document Issue 1.1
Page 4–8
February 2010
44
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CAUTION
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CAUTION!  We strongly recommend that you operate the amplifier 
on 240 VAC. If you choose not to heed this recommendation, see a 
discussion of the limitations of doing so in 
1a
Connect the green wire in the amplifier power cable only to the AC 
mains safety ground (or to neutral, as may be necessary with a 240-V 
circuit configured 120V-N-120V without a separate ground, 
commonly found in the US).
1b
Connect the black-and-white power cord wires to the two hot wires 
of the AC source. Either wire may be connected to either side of the 
line. For best results, use a dedicated 200–240 V branch circuit of #10 
AWG copper wire or equivalent, rated at 20 A, to feed the amplifier.
1c
Connect the ground stud with wing nut on the rear of the chassis to a 
good RF earth ground, such as a copper water pipe or driven rod, via 
heavy copper braid or strap.
Step 2 
Adjust the 8877 tube and exhaust chimney.
2a
Ensure that the 8877 tube is firmly seated in its socket.
2b
Ensure that the silicon-rubber exhaust chimney is straight and that it 
is fully and correctly installed so that the bottom of the chimney is 
firmly against the tube deck and completely covers the airflow 
opening in the deck. Tube cooling exhaust must exit only through the 
tube anode fins; it must not be allowed to escape outside them. 
Failure to ensure proper cooling airflow may result in tube damage or 
destruction, which is not covered under warranty.
2c
Ensure that the anode connector is tightly clamped to the 8877 tube.
Step 3 
Replace the amplifier cover and all attachment screws.
Use only the 6-32 screws supplied with the amplifier and do not tighten 
any of the screws until all are started.
WARNING
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WARNING!  Do not attempt to operate the amplifier with the cover 
removed or placed on the unit without the attachment screws. Doing 
so damages the Alpha 9500 and may also cause injury or death to the 
operator.