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PostPosted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 5:05 am    Post subject: Off Topic - Special gain amplifier Reply with quote

I came across this special amplifier, guaranteed to boost and smooth your signal.  I can't wait to order one.

I hope the photo comes through.
Sam


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 5:25 am    Post subject: Off Topic - Special gain amplifier Reply with quote

Sam...

Cool! Wonder how many were sold, and how many people to this day think it did something? <G>

If I had "invented" it, I would have put in some more useless wires and parts to make it look like the trim pots connected to something. Just in case someone opened it up, as was done here! And maybe run the coax through another, sealed, interior box so that it's routing wouldn't be so obvious.

At least the power light is real!

Harley

On 6/9/2010 9:03 AM, Sam Hoskins wrote: [quote]I came across this special amplifier, guaranteed to boost and smooth your signal. I can't wait to order one.

I hope the photo comes through.


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 6:55 am    Post subject: Off Topic - Special gain amplifier Reply with quote

I came across this special amplifier, guaranteed to boost
and smooth your signal. I can't wait to order one.

I hope the photo comes through.

Sam

Can you get a special deal If you order
several of these, like 10% premium for 10 or more?
I am sure many on the list are as anxious to
have one of these beauties as you are.

Roger

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PostPosted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 7:07 am    Post subject: Off Topic - Special gain amplifier Reply with quote

Sam,

The frequency range shown on the cover implies that you are going to use it for VOR amplification, since COM is a two way street, and any amplifier in a simple in-line connection will interfere with one way.

I see several things wrong with the amplifier and its use. First, it is poorly built and may not stand up to aircraft quality standard. Second, an in-line amplifier can boost a signal, but it cannot "smooth" unless it filters our certain frequencies. If you know the "smoothing" function, then you can determine what frequencies are being attenuated. Are these frequencies crucial to your application? Third, any in-line active amplifier will add noise. Do you know what its SNR is? If it is low enough, it may be tolerable. If it isn't, you're just adding another problem.

Most equipment, especially our aviation equipment, is made to connect to antennas without amplification to avoid the above problems. Do you have a specific problem with the system you're trying to fix? Can it be fixed without amplification?

Simon Ramirez
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On 6/9/2010 9:03 AM, Sam Hoskins wrote: [quote]I came across this special amplifier, guaranteed to boost and smooth your signal. I can't wait to order one.

I hope the photo comes through.


Sam
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 7:54 am    Post subject: Off Topic - Special gain amplifier Reply with quote

Sam,

The frequency range shown on the cover implies that you are
going to use it for VOR amplification, since COM is a two way street, and
any amplifier in a simple in-line connection will interfere with one way.

I see several things wrong with the amplifier and its use.
First, it is poorly built and may not stand up to aircraft quality standard.
Second, an in-line amplifier can boost a signal, but it cannot "smooth"
unless it filters our certain frequencies. If you know the "smoothing"
function, then you can determine what frequencies are being attenuated. Are
these frequencies crucial to your application? Third, any in-line active
amplifier will add noise. Do you know what its SNR is? If it is low
enough, it may be tolerable. If it isn't, you're just adding another
problem.

Most equipment, especially our aviation equipment, is made
to connect to antennas without amplification to avoid the above problems.
Do you have a specific problem with the system you're trying to fix? Can it
be fixed without amplification?

Simon Ramirez
LEZ N-44LZ

Simon,

Are you serious??????????

Roger


On 6/9/2010 9:03 AM, Sam Hoskins wrote:
I came across this special amplifier, guaranteed to boost
and smooth your signal. I can't wait to order one.

I hope the photo comes through.

Sam
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 8:33 am    Post subject: Re: Off Topic - Special gain amplifier Reply with quote

Simon,

The frequency range on the box actually specs broadcast and bands of cable TV, airband anything


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