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![]() Snipped because your response is just to ridiculous to even bother reading. In a nutshell your dribble implies that: A one farad cap used on a large amp (dx1600) used on SSB will make a difference.. It can't make any noticeable difference at all. A one farad cap by definition can only supply one amp for one second at a one volt potential. It can not make any real difference on a setup that requires 150 amps on voice peaks. The current draw on voice peaks last long enough to deplete the benefits a one farad cap instantaneously. If the cap is depleted instantaneously then a standard SSB voice keyup would instantaneously absorb all of the caps ability to hold a voltage and make a noticeable difference in a voice communication. The problem is not in the theory but in the relative usefulness of one farad for a 1500 watt amp. One farad is not big enough. |