In reference to the subject matter. I have an article here written by a ham
in spain and published by Svetlana several years ago. This gentleman built
an amp, single 572B, using a home made rf choke and input transformer
combined, and using a large swamping resistor , about 75 ohms at 40 watts,
untuned input..
Just how good it turned out I can't say, but it is an interesting thought
on the subject.!! I mention this only in the interest of theoretical
discussion.
I have a copy of the article if anyone is interested
have a good day all.
carl / kz5ca
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Strohm" <jstrohm@texas.net>
To: <amps@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2002 5:35 PM
Subject: Re: [AMPS] Input matching experiment
>
> W8JI@contesting.com says:
>
> >So what is it you question or doubt?
> >
> >Do you doubt a device that conducts less than 360 degrees of the
> >RF cycle produces harmonics?
> >
> >Do you doubt the harmonics fed back into the output of a radio will
> >cause many rigs to act funny?
> >
> >Or do you doubt most exciters like to see a constant load
> >impedance over the RF cycle?
>
>
> I question dogmatic thinking. I question bombastic spokesmen who insist
> that theirs is the One True Word, Excluding All Others.
>
> And when I have a theory or line of inquiry that I can test out with a
> simple and repeatable experiment, sometimes I try out my idea. Sometimes
I
> have a better idea, sometimes not.
>
> Were it not for people like me, we'd all still be living on a flat Earth
> with the sun circling us every day.
>
> Jim N6OTQ
>
>
>
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