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Hello,
On Tue, 21 Dec 2010 08:07:03 -0800, Wimpie wrote: I think it is a good thing to contact some people locally. I think I am prepared to do that ![]() I had to use several ferrite cores to reduce the interference from 3.3 MHz to 15 MHz to an acceptable level. The volume and weight of the ferrite cores I used exceeds that of the adapter. About ferrite cores and tapped coils.... I was wondering about something... Imagine a tapped coil from a inductance value, let's say "i". what is the effect of progressively introducing a ferrite core (wand) inside the tapped coil? Reducing, or increasing "i"? We were speaking about a Collins receiver. If I read well, it seems to use this kind of feature. Could be better for experimentation, no? Sebastien. p.s. I need to buy something to measure capacitance and inductance (RLC bridge...). |
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