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Reg, Tarmo,
sorry for the delay, because I have been sick for a few days.. I am using some 3000 volts and some 300 volts screen-grid supply. That should lead to some 5400 volts p-p And yes, for the moment I am using L and c values comparable to those mentioned by Tarmo. (designed for a loaded Q of around 12 as recomended by the ARRL handbook) However the inductor is becoming quite hot, so I was wondering what could be done to improve efficiency, without neglecting harmonic suppression. I used Reg's program to recalculate things a couple of times and to get a Q of around 12. However I could only realize this by entering a phase-shift of about 90 degrees, which in turn gave me the 'strange' C and L values... However somehow (and do I feel stupid !) I do not succeed in getting 'normal' values when using Reg's program.... Maybe his Q value is another value than mentioned by the ARRL ? Arie. |
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