List of Class D or E Transmitter Suppliers

[n8fvj]

I know only one It is http://www.k7dyy.com/p/orders.html

375 watts carrier 160/80 or 80/40 meters. $1430 shipped.

What do you have?

[Pete, WA2CWA]

If you read the header on the K7DYY web site (NO CLASS E STUFF THERE):
Bringing Class D Technology to Amateur Radio

[n8fvj]

If you read the header on the K7DYY web site (NO CLASS E STUFF THERE):
Bringing Class D Technology to Amateur Radio

Change title to Class D & E.

[Pete, WA2CWA]

If you read the header on the K7DYY web site (NO CLASS E STUFF THERE):
Bringing Class D Technology to Amateur Radio

Change title to Class D & E.

Class E stuff is build build build (i.e. HOMEBREW).  
More info here: http://www.classeradio.com/
You think there is a store some place that sells class E amateur radio transmitters  

This is cool; K1KBW's 24 FET RF deck for 75 meters:

[n8fvj]

I think K7DYY is only new AM transmitter assembled. From what I read it is a worthy product and I believe made since 2004. Produces 375 watt carrier and it is less expensive than tube transmitters of 250 watt and higher carrier power.  It looks like I may buy one.

[W9BHI]

K7DYY is a good rig. I have owned two of them, the 160-80 and the 80-40. Kinda fussy about SWR and going over 100% negative audio peaks. I could never get either one to produce legal limit output though.