Using a Signal Generator as a Transmitter

I am using my old PrecisionE200C signal generator as a transmitter with a tape recorder and a CD player.
I put the audio output into the "Ext. Modulation" jacks and tune the generator to the freq. I want to listen on- even Short Wave!
Fidelity is not as good as a specialty built unit, but works well enough for my ears.

A General Radio 805-C standard signal generator with a 1000-P10 loop antenna makes a dandy transmitter, as the 805-C external input provides high-fidelity modulation (50 Hz to 15 kHz) with less than 4% envelope distortion at 80% modulation, and less than 10% envelope distortion at 100% modulation. That antenna was designed to create a standard field for sensitivity measurements on receivers with built-in antennas (say, my Zenith 10-S-669 with its Wavemagnet antenna).

This was my QRP transmitter for several sessions of the morning Peanut Whistle net.  700mW on 80 Meter A.M. phone.

Now you got me wondering what my genny will do on a 50 ohm terminated line.....