Richard Harrison wrote:
I`ll use Cecil, W5DXP`s argument. Energy must be conserved. Energy in
equals energy out. If some goes to a load it does not stay within the
amplifier to make heat.

From "Electronic Fundamentals and Applications" by
John D. Ryder, regarding Class-A amplifiers:
"As the a-c output increases, the plate loss
decreases and the tube runs cooler."
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp


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