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Old December 8th 03, 05:09 PM
Dr. Death
 
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no...on car audio its in series with the positive feed

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On Mon, 8 Dec 2003 03:23:00 -0600, "Dr. Death"
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I noticed that a lot of high end auto audio systems use a capacitor in
series with the main power lead to the amplifies so the amp hits harder.
Could this same principle be applied to ssb, I think it can.
place a 1 farad audio cap inline with the power lead to say a Texas star
dx1600 and you run the rig on ssb the cap will discharge under peak load
giving you a higher average output.

Any comments? (and I mean REAL comments)

There's not even close to enough stored energy in large capacitor
to make and peak voltage difference that would translate into any
perceivable gain.

P.S. the cap is in parallel



 
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