This Knight Kit T-60 Transmitter puts out 60 Watts (input) and is in Excellent Condition.

 You rarely find this transmitter in this beautiful condition.

 I tested this transmitter on my bench and it put out the rated power and seemed to be working fine.

 As with most vintage gear it may be improved with an alignment or tube replacement.

 I will include a nice copy of the assemblly manual.

This Knight Kit T-60 Transmitter puts out 60 Watts (input) and is in Excellent Condition.

 You rarely find this transmitter in this beautiful condition.

 I tested this transmitter on my bench and it put out the rated power and seemed to be working fine.

 As with most vintage gear it may be improved with an alignment or tube replacement.

 I will include a nice copy of the assembly manual.

 This transmitter requires type FT-243 crystals. If you need crystals please let me know as I have some available.

The Knightkit T-60 is a kit-built CW and AM transmitter introduced in 1962-63. A very compact design, it replaced the T-50. Designed for the 80 to 6 meter ham bands, the T-60 uses a 6DQ6B final RF tube. Power input was advertised at "60 watts CW/ peak AM on 80-10. Less on 6". Output is about 40 watts on the lower bands. Output of the final is straight through for 80-10 and doubling for 6 meters. Oscillator/ buffer is a 6FH8. It also uses a 12AX7 for speech amplifier and 6DR7 for audio driver/ controlled-carrier AM modulator.

The T-60 does not have the usual plate or grid current meter. Instead it has a simple two-level RF output meter for tune-up and relative power output. Either a crystal or external VFO can be plugged into the front panel. Price of the T-60 was $49.95 in 1963. The price had increased to $59.95 by 1967.