It's better because rather than compensative for drift, you eliminate drift. It improves the stability greatly.
When I was using a Scraptronics repeater I had to use the heater in able to keep the repeater from drifting to the point there was distortion. (UHF) Joe M. dgrapach wrote: > > Hi Bob > > What is the difference between temp compensation and temp stabilize. > I take it the temp stabilize is a heater. If so what temp would you > limit it at and why is it better if it is , and how would you do it. > > Denny
