Cecil:

That is a "simplified drawing", no provision there is shown to "protect the
LEDs", especially from too high a reverse voltage--doesn't that just make
you think, "I know how to do that! grin"

Where is your "experimenters curriosity", haven't I given you enough to make
ya wanna build one?!!!

If you need a few parts, I got 'em... LOL!!!

Where is that "ham spirit", is this why there are so few hams here, and only
about ~20% of them join the "ARRL Church?", ahhh, I tell ya', faith in "God"
is dwindling... grin

Warmest regards,
John
--
I AM ONE-IN-A-MILLION!!!!!
Too bad the other 999,999 got there first.. frown

"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
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| John Smith wrote:
| Well, take a look at this one, now this one just might deserve a
patent....
| http://blake.prohosting.com/mailguy2/john_s.jpg
|
| Something like might work at a preset QRP level if you
| can get enough turns on the toroid. What is the reverse
| voltage rating on the LEDs? How about connecting coax
| ground and logic ground on the schematic so Kirchhoff
| will be happy?
| --
| 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp
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