Jan Panteltje wrote:
Go to hell idiot.
And take your crap spam about that amp with you.

Hi Jan.

Put Griffey in your killfilter. If no one responds to him his free spam
advertising takes a real beating. He'll then resort to posting auction ads.

I say again... if you are so smart... then where is your amplifier?
Produce your design and photos to substantiate. Oh, you can't... just
as I thought. It seems we have numerous back-seat drivers on this NG
that profess great knowledge in amplifier design. I say welcome all amp
gods... but produce your design. If you can't, then you have no
business claiming to be a deity.

With your logic we'd all have to hunt and gut and prepare our own
meals otherwise we have no validity when it comes to talking about
food.

"Telstar Electronics" wrote in message
oups.com...
Jan Panteltje wrote:
Yo ureall yare of you rocker now are you?
VERY extensive help and explanations I have given you.
You do not learn.
You have no electronics eduction obviously.
Yo udo not WANT to learn.

And you are wrong many times, if not nearly always,
And then yo ustart insulting those who want to teach you?
Go to hell idiot.
And take your crap spam about that amp with you.


I say again... if you are so smart... then where is your amplifier?
Produce your design and photos to substantiate. Oh, you can't... just
as I thought. It seems we have numerous back-seat drivers on this NG
that profess great knowledge in amplifier design. I say welcome all amp
gods... but produce your design. If you can't, then you have no
business claiming to be a deity.


Why don't YOU produce a real amp? Instead, you hawk your baby CB only
drivers as real amateur amps. In reality, what you produce is not worth the
time to install with the tiny amount of amplification, and the expense per
watt.

U-Know-Who wrote:
Why don't YOU produce a real amp? Instead, you hawk your baby CB only
drivers as real amateur amps. In reality, what you produce is not worth the
time to install with the tiny amount of amplification, and the expense per
watt.

Go away little man... we voted you in as the village idiot... now you
want us to talk to you too!

www.telstar-electronics.com

"Telstar Electronics" wrote in message
oups.com...
U-Know-Who wrote:
Why don't YOU produce a real amp? Instead, you hawk your baby CB only
drivers as real amateur amps. In reality, what you produce is not worth
the
time to install with the tiny amount of amplification, and the expense
per
watt.

Go away little man... we voted you in as the village idiot... now you
want us to talk to you too!


Nah, the village idiot is the "perfesser" who wants to sell his beautiful
toy amps here. Yes perfesser, they do look really nice, but they are toys.
And to boot, you can manage what, 12 copies per year? Wow! What cash cow
you've come up with! I know, you'll come up with yet another witty response,
but the truth hurts. Deal with it.

And hey, how's that last amp selling on eBay?
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

U-Know-Who wrote:
And hey, how's that last amp selling on eBay?

It sold, even though it was removed... Ebay is a fantastic selling
tool. I have four out there right now.

www.telstar-electronics.com

On 25 Sep 2006 16:32:49 -0700, "Telstar Electronics"
wrote in
m:

I have to agree that 50 ohm striplines are useless in an amp like this, it
is only important that the output impedance of the driver stages match the
driven stage.

Matching is always important for maximum power transfer.


For starters, a transmission line behaves like a transmission line
because of reactance. When your transmission line is a small fraction
of the wavelength (as is the case with your "stripline") then the
reactive impedances are insignificant. IOW, your "stripline" doesn't
behave like a transmission line (i.e, have a characteristic impedance)
because it's just too damn small.

What IS significant is the TOTAL impedance. Increasing the size of
your "stripline" will reduce the resistance while having a negligible
effect on the reactive impedance, thereby reducing total impedance. It
would also reduce resistive heating -and- increase heat dissipation;
doubling the width of your trace makes it capable of handling FOUR
times the load before it cooks off the board.


Now what were you saying about "maximum power transfer"?

On 26 Sep 2006 08:20:24 -0700, "Telstar Electronics"
wrote in
.com:

Jan Panteltje wrote:
Yo ureall yare of you rocker now are you?
VERY extensive help and explanations I have given you.
You do not learn.
You have no electronics eduction obviously.
Yo udo not WANT to learn.

And you are wrong many times, if not nearly always,
And then yo ustart insulting those who want to teach you?
Go to hell idiot.
And take your crap spam about that amp with you.


I say again... if you are so smart... then where is your amplifier?
Produce your design and photos to substantiate. Oh, you can't... just
as I thought. It seems we have numerous back-seat drivers on this NG
that profess great knowledge in amplifier design. I say welcome all amp
gods... but produce your design. If you can't, then you have no
business claiming to be a deity.


So now you claim omnipotence because you built a cheap little CB amp?
Just who to you think you are..... Bill Eitner? ROTFLMMFAO!!!!!!

I say again... if you are so smart... then where is your amplifier?
Produce your design and photos to substantiate. Oh, you can't... just
as I thought. It seems we have numerous back-seat drivers on this NG
that profess great knowledge in amplifier design. I say welcome all amp
gods... but produce your design. If you can't, then you have no
business claiming to be a deity.

Frank Gilliland wrote:
So now you claim omnipotence because you built a cheap little CB amp?
Just who to you think you are..... Bill Eitner? ROTFLMMFAO!!!!!!

You didn't respond to the text that you quoted...
Instead, you went off on an unrelated tirade. That's the mark of
desperation.

www.telstar-electronics.com