If you are looking at a station pa deck and the output filter is on your right side - or a mobile and the fins are away from you, look to your left near the horizontal centerline and into the left 1/3 section - you should see a potentiometer on the pc board - this is the driver control - mostly square blue colored flatly mounted, it should be the only adjustment gizmo that isn't sealed with gooey waxy stuff - use a 50 ohm load when adjusting power, cavities and other items can act as distractions to the rf. Most mobile pa decks will live pretty well at about 1/2 output power if kept ventilated by a fan of some sorts - dropping the power below half can often make spurious emissions occur causing havoc with the rx as well as other equipment onsite so be cautious about lowering the output below the halfway point.
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