On 12 Sep 2006 16:35:30 -0700, "Telstar Electronics"
wrote in
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Slow Code wrote:
I actually like your updates. While I don't need an amplifier like that,
I know the enjoyment of building and testing you get doing it.

The parts, the PC board, the schematic, planning parts placement and
layout, It's fun. :-)

I got an old piece of **** amp in the junk box, I should pull it out and
have a look at it. I think it was a two device texas star. Definately
crap construction as compared to yours.

Yes, it's fun and you always learn something doing it. These guys like
Frank and DrCoward are nothing but "spoilers"... and complain about
everyone and everything.


That's inconsistent with when I agreed with you on the thread
regarding receive preamps. Not suprisingly, you used the opportunity
to spam your amp in your reply.


It's sad that they don't show us some of there superior designs... and
walk-the-walk so to speak. So far... they are definately back-seat
drivers when it comes to amplifier design... LOL


I prefer to make money the old-fashioned way..... legally. But if you
ever pass through Spokane then drop me an email, I'll give you a tour
of the station where I worked and you can see some -real- RF power.