[AMPS] dip meter at Dayton

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Hi Rich, 
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No, I didn't have a dip meter with me, but I was interested 
to see a few different approaches to suppressor construction. 
Many mfgrs used classic strap around resistor units 
(strap material unknown) and some mfgrs used small 
populated pc boards in the anode leads.  
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I was also surprised to see a lot of very light gauge 
anode/plate chokes with stepped (staggered) windings. 
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More on the quality of construction vs brand to follow.
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skipp 
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From: 2 <2@vc.net>
>Hello Amps Members,   
>I saw at least five or six major amplifier mfgrs with 
>products on display, most with the covers off for 
>inspection.   
€  Hello, Skipp
Did you bring a dipmeter?.
RE:  spam:  I changed my other e-mail box's address to hopefully reduce 
spam.  Two hours after making the change, I received spam.  Apparently, 
spam is like death and taxes.
cheers 
-  R. L. Measures, 805.386.3734, www.vcnet.com/measures.  
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