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June 8th 08, 08:09 AM
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What effect does a tuner have at the antenna?
Cecil Moore wrote:
Lumpy wrote: You have a tuner that vaporizes hamsticks? Assume a legal limit amp that folds back when mismatched. Add a legal limit tuner and indeed you can vaporize hamsticks. Hmmm. Past experience suggests my Russian 5KW amp has no "foldback." I hesitate to think other experience the same--but, judging from some signals, it is quite likely! BUT! Very happy with the SDR! Regards, JS |
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