"...to the final radio frequency stage (exclusive of filament or heater power)" Ok... that line never really hit me.. "exclusive of".. So if I'm re...

For present and future reference,.. This discussion continues from this point and concluded (or almost concluded anyway, I guess, maybe, I dont know)...

None of the components of a transmitter create energy, they create or rather formulate a modulation of radio frequency, the antenna simply emits whate...

The final RF stage.. the last component of the circuitry that's used in creating the actual desired radio frequency.. . The antenna has nothing to...

ok.. It's different, ok.. I've re-read it a half a dozen times (estimate), same as I have several of the others and I think it's become clea...

Ok, So the antenna does not create any energy, it only reacts to the energy it receives. What components in a transmitter do create energy?

The antenna does "process/manipulate" the signal, no? by radiatiating it? launching it airborne? But the power that is inherent in the signal ori...

Ok, however some key focuses presented in the video are on the vast amount of complaints in the areas that already have the new standard, their boxes ...

False my friend, at least when it comes to a transmitter. An antenna absolutely needs a current to work, it wont anything without power applied to it....

How can the final stage be the amp when the current doesn't stop there?

The antenna is not an amplifier. correct, it is a radiator. It serveds it's own purpose like an amplifier serves it own purpose. I still don't compr...

@wefr Yeah that's what I figured you did. So your saying with the identical proccessing, settings, unit, setup and location, your Rangemaster neither ...

Well I guess Artisian and mine little side topic about the Talking House drifted off topic a bit, but regarding if an antenna is an active component o...

Off topic? The question from the start has been is the final stage the final amp or the antenna itself. The argument is that it can't be the antenna b...