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wrote in message ps.com... It seems that I know the Friis equation. I am asking because it seems difficult, and maybe impossible. I've never heard of this high gain before, but I dont' know why I cann't stack amplifiers and I am looking for somebody who can tell me what exactly the problem is: you see the NF is nice, and I can get the SNR if the band is narrow enough. It also seems that I "don't know what I'm doing". So please explain a little if you want me to understand. Thanks. Well, how about a little additional information? What is it that you're trying to accomplish? A gain of 140 dB would amplify a signal of strength 8 x 10^-10 Watts (About the equivalent of a received signal of 10 dB over "S"-9) to a kiloWatt. I don't think you're trying to do that, so what convinces you that you NEED 140 dB of gain? Regards W4ZCB |
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