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Old November 9th 05, 07:17 PM
Bob Miller
 
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Default Front end overload

If I have two rigs on two different antennas that pass within inches
of each other, should I worry about front end overload or burnout on
the rig not in use, even if it is off?

(The two rigs are an Icom 735, about 100 watts out, and a TenTec 1320,
about 4 watts out.)

Tnx,

Bob
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