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Studebaker Hawk's latest activity
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SStudebaker Hawk replied to the thread backward swing.A modulated carrier changes power by a factor of 4. This can cause significant load changes on the radio to amplifier. Some good...
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SStudebaker Hawk replied to the thread backward swing.Yes, I've seen some burned out finals in CB radios too. Even without power reducing protection, they are designed to produce their...
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SStudebaker Hawk replied to the thread backward swing.Yes, there is.
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SStudebaker Hawk replied to the thread backward swing.Yes I know. The drive power for most CB amps is lower than full power CB radios. I had a HealthKit amplifier with resistors with coils...
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SStudebaker Hawk replied to the thread backward swing.Looking at the model recommended design amplifiers from the transistor companies, besides proper bias, they have an input circuit that...
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SStudebaker Hawk replied to the thread backward swing.Yes, I know. Many of the current amplifiers often have a high / low switch that switches out the input balance circuit and causes all...
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SStudebaker Hawk replied to the thread backward swing.The drive impedance of the amplifier changes as the carrier is modulated. A 4 watt carrier 100 percent modulated produces 16 watts of...
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SStudebaker Hawk replied to the thread backward swing.You can try different lengths of coax jumper cable. It should be significantly less than 6 feet, or significantly more than 7 feet...