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<blockquote data-quote="1aespinoza" data-source="post: 8849680" data-attributes="member: 654802"><p>Seeing as technique is called gain matching, the amp will work the same when the gain is set to the source's output voltage of 6v to 0.2v.</p><p> When setting gain, you start at the least sensitive setting of 6v (a full blocking of the radio's 6v output). You then raise the sensitivity by sweeping towards 0.2v, letting the radio's voltage flow by the potentiometer (gate) because it can now block less voltage that the radio is putting out.</p><p>So the amplifier stage will work the same from different signal input voltages. As long as the output power rating set by the manufacturer is not surpassed, the amp will work fine without overheating.</p><p>BTW, nice setup. It looks imposing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1aespinoza, post: 8849680, member: 654802"] Seeing as technique is called gain matching, the amp will work the same when the gain is set to the source's output voltage of 6v to 0.2v. When setting gain, you start at the least sensitive setting of 6v (a full blocking of the radio's 6v output). You then raise the sensitivity by sweeping towards 0.2v, letting the radio's voltage flow by the potentiometer (gate) because it can now block less voltage that the radio is putting out. So the amplifier stage will work the same from different signal input voltages. As long as the output power rating set by the manufacturer is not surpassed, the amp will work fine without overheating. BTW, nice setup. It looks imposing. [/QUOTE]
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