It's not that anyone is smart, it's just that nobody apparently thought
about Why a R/L parastic suppressor reduces VHF gain and makes HF
amplifiers less likely to do the squirrel thing.
- I didn't really get a handle on the practical details of the subject
until the Grate Debate with Mr. Rauch and his furious pack of yipping
lap-dogs. A major player was Wes, N7WS. Without his scientific
measurements and pertinant questions, the debate might not have concluded
in the few months that it did.
- Congrats Wes. Congrats, Tom. Congrats to John Ferebee, W2CYA, for the
sage advice on navigating this debate.
>
>I'm of the opinion that Rich is probably one of the smarter guys in this
>group.(there are a lot of smart guys here) Just face the facts...What he is
>teaching you about parasitics is correct. I know the amp builders that I
>associate with all agree with him on this subject. It just makes sense. Lets
>move on. This subject is very used up. No one is going to change their minds
>publicly on this one way are the other anyway.
>
good points, Jay. However, it was something to talk about that's a bit
more interesting than discussing gout. Without protagonists and
antagonists going at it face to face, the world would be a boring place.
have phun.
- R. L. Measures, a.k.a. Rich..., 805.386.3734, AG6K,
www.vcnet.com/measures.
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