[Elecraft] Power Output Regulation Issue

[Robert]

It's irrelevant what the output of an amp is because it's a function of 
gain.
Meaning if you want 100W output and you have a rig capable of producing 
10W output then you need at least
a 10 to 1 ratio.  The bread and butter of any transceiver is its 
receiver.  If you can't hear em, you can't work em. 
Of course a properly designed transmitter is very important to ensure 
purity of signal.  Elecraft has designed an
excellent product that works better than most commercial amateur radio 
gear out there.  Personally I keep going back to
Elecraft because of the price features support and design.  That's why I 
own all their transceiver products. 

The best reviews comes from the owners themselves and is evident not 
only on this group, but several others throughout
the Internet.

Regards,
Robert VE3RPF


Fred (FL) wrote:
> All the rave reviews, great reports, and
> extraordinary K2 reviews - always deal with the
> K2's receiver.  Never much at all about the
> transmitter capability.  From your readings, and
> QRP power levels - one would think it would 
> be controlled better than your power meter/dummy
> load have shown?  If one hangs a amplifier onto
> K2 - I wonder what the amp's output range would be?
>
> Fred, FL
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