I am working on a presentation about losses within the antenna system and
have come across a question that I have always wanted to ask.
-- Why does going from 100 watts (barefoot) to 400 watts (adding a linear)
"seem" to make such a big difference in on air performance/audio punch etc.?
My observations -- Even though it is only x 4 -- 6dB - one S-unit -- it
"sounds" like, most times, a larger jump.
Sometimes the receiver indicates a larger jump too, S-meter wise,
which points to a receive chain performance issue - non linear AGC gain
response. I am guessing here.
Anyone care to voice some insight?
Thanks and 73...Rick - W5RH
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