In article , gwhite wrote:
Richard Clark wrote:

On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 19:08:20 GMT, gwhite wrote:

RF transmitters are not ....

Sorry OM,

This was all nonsense.

Nice articulation. I don't know who OM is, but RF transmitter power amps are
not "impedance matched." Neither are audio power amps for that matter.

"OM" is an amateur radio term. It is short for "Old Man". It is a
respectful term for all other males that is quick to transmit via Morse
code. Richard Clark appears to be an amateur radio operator or the like.

RF transmitter power amps are certainly "impedance matched" to the
intended load. Take a look in the ARRL "The radio amateur's handbook".
If you have the 1944 addition, you will need to start reading at page 96
in the lower right column. If you don't have that, try Motorola's AN-721.

As for audio amp, you are 1 for 3 my friend.

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