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In Reply to: Playing with Allied ITs posted by Don Carron on September 5, 2001 at 06:40:57:
this is an interesting circuit... the way i see it you have a magnetically coupled circuit for the LF, and a choke loadede cap coupled to a grid choke circuit for the high frequencies, and sizing the cap determines where the coupling crossover takes place... and i suspect the cap is doing a lot more of the coupling than the iron is...dave
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- Re: Playing with Allied ITs - dave slagle 09/5/0107:12:37 09/5/01 (10)
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- Re: Playing with Allied ITs... whut Dan sez: - Carron 10:15:37 09/5/01 (0)
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- Re: Playing with Allied ITs - Paul Barker 10:23:23 09/5/01 (2)
- PS give my regards to Dan - Paul BArker 10:25:29 09/5/01 (1)
- Sorry scenility closing in, 6B4G's! nt - PAul BArker 10:26:42 09/5/01 (0)
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