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The RF circuit amplifies the operating (transmitting) frequency to obtain 100 W of RF output.The signal from the mixer circuit is passed though one of the low-pass or bandpass filters (refer to page 4-1 for RF filter used) after passing through the low-pass filter (RF unit, L285, L286, C287-C289, C291). The filtered RF signal is amplified at the YGR amplifier (RF unit, IC151), then applied to the PA unit.The signal applied from the RF unit is amplified at the 2 predrive (PA unit, Q1, Q2) and drive (PA unit, Q3, Q4) amplifiers. These amplifiers cover all HF, 50 MHz and 144 MHz band amplifying operation.When operating on the HF or 50 MHz band, the signal from the drive amplifier is power amplified at the HF/50 MHz power amplifier (PA unit, Q5, Q6) via the band switching relay (PA unit, RL2). However, the 144 MHz signal is power amplified at the 144 MHz power amplifier (PA unit, Q201, Q202) to obtain a stable 100 W of RF output power.The amplified signal is applied to the desired antenna connector via one of 8 low-pass filters.