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shockwave, thanks so very much for the lesson.

booty monster and i are both on a continual search for the "real" answers, and this is something i guess i dont understand as well as i thought i did.

if i understand what you are saying, i am now thinking that my DX400 (4x2290)
amplifier is unstable in its highest power setting, causing oscillation (does this have anything to do with drive level? ie: saturation?)

so, if thats the case, what can be done to the average texas star style amp (or any CB amp for that matter) to "stabilize" them?
aside from adding negative feedback that is. (texas stars already have it)

great insights here, and i hope you will expound upon what you have already posted.
this kind of knowledge is sorely lacking in the CB world and it is causing all kinds of head scratching and arguments.
LC

<blockquote data-quote="loosecannon" data-source="post: 198502" data-attributes="member: 1368">shockwave,&nbsp; thanks so very much for the lesson.booty monster and i are both on a continual search for the &quot;real&quot; answers, and this is something i guess i dont understand as well as i thought i did.if i understand what you are saying, i am now thinking that my DX400 (4x2290)amplifier is unstable in its highest power setting, causing oscillation (does this have anything to do with drive level? ie: saturation?)so, if thats the case, what can be done to the average texas star style amp (or any CB amp for that matter) to &quot;stabilize&quot; them?aside from adding negative feedback that is. (texas stars already have it)great insights here, and i hope you will expound upon what you have already posted.this kind of knowledge is sorely lacking in the CB world and it is causing all kinds of head scratching and arguments.LC</blockquote>

[QUOTE="loosecannon, post: 198502, member: 1368"] shockwave, thanks so very much for the lesson. booty monster and i are both on a continual search for the "real" answers, and this is something i guess i dont understand as well as i thought i did. if i understand what you are saying, i am now thinking that my DX400 (4x2290) amplifier is unstable in its highest power setting, causing oscillation (does this have anything to do with drive level? ie: saturation?) so, if thats the case, what can be done to the average texas star style amp (or any CB amp for that matter) to "stabilize" them? aside from adding negative feedback that is. (texas stars already have it) great insights here, and i hope you will expound upon what you have already posted. this kind of knowledge is sorely lacking in the CB world and it is causing all kinds of head scratching and arguments. LC [/QUOTE]

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