WB3LQF wrote:
..and if the band wasn't open then I doubt that even a hundred watts
would have been enough power. With QRP, timing is everything, in my opinion
and experience.
Timing is a lot of it. Conditions and location also mean a lot. Given a
multiband rig and antenna, one can usually
WB1HGA wrote:
This means you have to increase from 5 to 20 watts to gain 1 S unit (400% X
5).
An increase to anything less will make a tiny difference.
Ron, I think you were responding to what I wrote.
Looking at it from the KX1 perspective, a 1 S unit improvement is also an
increase
Geo/W2BPI wrote:
Why not just use an outboard amp. when you feel you need more power?
Because I don't have extra hands to prevent extra boxes from sliding down
from the rock operating table.
73,
Erik K7TV
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Don Wilhelm wrote:
Any radio will show its true audio traits if it is fed into a good
wide-range speaker (or amplifiers and speakers).
I strongly agree, but theoretically a speaker with an intentionally limited
response (as opposed to a cheap speaker) can to some extent cover up some
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