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August 6th 07, 05:06 AM
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If the plate choke changes value how does it affect the plate tuning capacitor?
In the amplifier compartment of a 1970s vintage ham radio, if the plate choke in the B+ supply lost some of it's inductance due to some of the coil windings shorting together would it cause the plate tuning capacitor to require less capacitance (such as fully open) to reach resonance? -Curios. |
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August 6th 07, 02:34 PM
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If the plate choke changes value how does it affect the plate tuning capacitor?
On Aug 5, 10:06 pm, Dante wrote:
In the amplifier compartment of a 1970s vintage ham radio, if the plate choke in the B+ supply lost some of it's inductance due to some of the coil windings shorting together would it cause the plate tuning capacitor to require less capacitance (such as fully open) to reach resonance? -Curios. Seems to me that any choke in the circuit should be a rather large inductance... and is not involved in the tuning process. www.telstar-electronics.com |
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