Jeremy Salch wrote:
I've heard of doing this before, with the capacitors, so would this be the
ceramic type? and how would i distinguish between "transmitting" style and
regular capacitors?

Doorknobs are excellent but expensive.
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Cecil Moore wrote:

Jeremy Salch wrote:
I've heard of doing this before, with the capacitors, so would this be
the
ceramic type? and how would i distinguish between "transmitting" style
and
regular capacitors?

Doorknobs are excellent but expensive.
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is that a kind of capacitor, or are you making fun of my not knowing the
different kids of capacitors


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Jeremy Salch wrote:

Cecil Moore wrote:

Jeremy Salch wrote:
I've heard of doing this before, with the capacitors, so would this be
the
ceramic type? and how would i distinguish between "transmitting" style
and
regular capacitors?

Doorknobs are excellent but expensive.
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp



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is that a kind of capacitor, or are you making fun of my not knowing the
different kids of capacitors



No he is not making fun of you. There is a style of capacitor that is
called a door knob for the shape that it is made in.

To start out with go ahead and try some good high voltage ceramic capacitors
from the control lines to ground. A fairly high value of 0.47 uF might do
good in parallel with a .01 uF cap.

For the toroids in the line they have to be fairly hefty as there could be
some significant currents running on the lines at the different frequencies.
If the toroids saturate they won't work as intended and can cause some real
interesting things to happen.

Jeremy Salch wrote:
is that a kind of capacitor, or are you making fun of my not knowing the
different kids of capacitors

I only make fun of gurus. :-) The doorknob is my favorite kind of capacitor.
I have a couple of hundred of them. Here are some pictures of capacitors,
including door knobs.

http://www.surplussales.com/CapacitorsAll.html
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