Not an argument... but a question: How do we know it is
the transceiver and not the amp in a given case?
Reason for asking, is I anticipate the transceiver makers
blaming the amp market for it. Is there a way to decide, or
do we have to run each barefoot and then with an amp? or what?
Again... not an argument... a question on how to keep the
rig makers from saying the amps are the fault.
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On 4/23/2014 10:49 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
I often see signals
that are so broad that they are in violation of FCC Rules for spurious
emissions by a wide margin. I've also got an HP spectrum analyzer.
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