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![]() "Antonio Vernucci" wrote in message ... Most of the strong AM signals received on my National HRO are affected by hum. I put a ceramic capacitor in parallel to each of the 80-type vacuum diodes with no noticeable improvement. Does anyone remember which other cure was proposed to solve the problem? 73 Tony, I0JX Tunable hum is sometimes caused by bad bypass caps, its worth checking. This could also be intermodulation from something in the neighborhood especially if these are strong signals. Can be checked by using another receiver, preferably a battery receiver. Someone else mentioned hummy tubes, also worth checking. Putting a ceramic in parrallel with the filter caps may help but I think its more likely a decoupling or bypass cap has gone bad. -- --- Richard Knoppow Los Angeles, CA, USA |
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