>
>> // Eimac recommends a low-pass Pi tuned input.
>
>Alpha thought otherwise for years.
// Dick Errorhorn used Centralab coupling/bypassing service capacitors
as C-tune and C-load tank padders. He also used carbon-comp resistors
that were rated at 350V max as equalizer resistors on 450V electrolytics.
>Denny Had thought otherwise for years.
Denny Had sent Eimac the prototype for the MLA2500 for evaluation. Two
Eimac engineers recommended numerous changes. Mr. Had made none of
Eimac's recommended changes prior to going into production.
>Eimac still honored their warranty,
Eimac honors their warranty even in cases of gold sputtering.
>and the FCC did not seem to care.
FCC specs can be met without a tuned input.
cheers, Phil
- R. L. Measures, 805.386.3734, AG6K, www.vcnet.com/measures.
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