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My little buddy Frank Gilliland wrote:
What sympathy? Call 1-800-BOO-HOOO. Need legal advice? Don't buy illegal amps. How about a technical opinion? Most "linear" amps are rated for peak power (PEP) for both input and output. That means if it's rated for 4 watts input, don't feed it any more than 1 watt RMS on AM or 4 watts PEP on SSB. If it's rated for 100 watts PEP output, that means you shouldn't run it any higher than 25 watts out on AM. If that's the case then you probably did overdrive it. You could also have some grounding issues, or a mismatch between the radio and the amp. And here's some more advice: Learn what you are doing so you don't get burned in the future. Mopar is right. Hell froze over. It must be one brutal freakin' winter up yonder. Frank displayed a clarity above not seen since his better days. The likelihood of one individual being correct increases in a direct proportion to the intensity with which others try to prove him wrong |
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