RE: Question about loaded impedance of PP OPT

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In Reply to: RE: Question about loaded impedance of PP OPT posted by Tubenstein on April 21, 2016 at 10:27:18:

Keep in mind the power formula for this situation is P = V²/R. You need a smaller step down in the O/P trafo to realize more power in the load.

3 into 2 does not go.

Eli D.

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Topic - Question about loaded impedance of PP OPT - Tubenstein 07:06:15 04/21/16 (5)

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RE: Question about loaded impedance of PP OPT - PakProtector 14:11:27 04/21/16 (1)

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RE: Question about loaded impedance of PP OPT - Eli Duttman 12:09:12 04/21/16 (0)

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