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Since I already have the passive Stridesberg, and the GRE is only $40,
I'll go for the GRE and add a tee network pad to tame it to the min gain I want, e.g. if the GRE min gain is 10 db as stated herein and I need 4db to make up for the coupler losses, then I'll add a 6-7 db pad to the output of the GRE to do the job. I suspect the BC-780xlt may howl on certain freqs but the R-7000 will be OK. That thing is bullet proof. 73 Tom GeorgeF wrote in message news:3F8B5B34.9030700@licensed4funREMOVEBEFOREFLI GHT.com... JER1538A wrote: JUST ADD A VARIABLE ATTENUATOR ON THE OUTPUT OF THE AMP That's a possiblity. However now I would start thinking of cost. When you add an attenuator, GRE pre-amp, and non amplified Stridberg you might be just as costly as buying the amplified version and not have the extra hassles.... Also remember the GRE preamp probably has a higher noise figure than the amplified version of the Stridsberg. George http://www.MilAirComms.com |
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