[AMPS] a sticky issue.

[Peter Chadwick]

Rich says:

>The bottom-line on resistance-wire suppressors is that they reduce the 
>10m dissipative burden on R-supp. 

The suppressor coil wound with resistance wire has one advantage to my mind - it
stays pretty much the same resistance over time; we know that carbon comp
resistors do go go high.

Even better is a layout and tube that doesn't need a suppressor..........but
that's not always possible.

73

Peter G3RZP



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