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September 5th 04, 05:14 PM
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"Richard Clark" wrote
But this gets curiouser and curiouser (as Alice through the Looking Glass would offer). Cited as an example of the "NOT 50 Ohm" society (and one of its leading proponents) we find that Geoff Mendenhall's notable achievement in 1968 was building a 400W FM amplifier. Truly a hands-on achievement. Now if we simply review the historical archive and ask Geoff himself what the Z of his design was, we find by his own hand: RF Output Impedance: 50 Ohms Let's see, no technical argument, and sources that are self-contradicting. Whatchagonnado? Punt? :-) 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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