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some info on amp classes .
Classes of Amplifier Operation

on another forum (partly sponsored by a class C amp builder) they were saying as a class c amp gets hotter it goes into class B mode . someone said they discussed this at their ham class and they all BOUGHT the idea their class c amps will be clean on ssb because of that . i just dont see how heat can compensate for a proper circuit design and i dont believe that BS for a nanosecond . but im a duck and somewhat of a parrot and lacked the knowledge to adaquately dispute that claim so i just didnt comment anymore .

i guess take the fans out and itll go into class AB then stick in in the oven while baking cookies and itll go into class A . hehehe

[QUOTE="BOOTY MONSTER, post: 125906"] some info on amp classes . [url=http://www.smeter.net/amplifiers/classes-of-operation.php]Classes of Amplifier Operation[/url] on another forum (partly sponsored by a class C amp builder) they were saying as a class c amp gets hotter it goes into class B mode . someone said they discussed this at their ham class and they all BOUGHT the idea their class c amps will be clean on ssb because of that . i just dont see how heat can compensate for a proper circuit design and i dont believe that BS for a nanosecond . but im a duck and somewhat of a parrot and lacked the knowledge to adaquately dispute that claim so i just didnt comment anymore . i guess take the fans out and itll go into class AB then stick in in the oven while baking cookies and itll go into class A . hehehe [/QUOTE]

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