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Tony-
What if you connected a capacitor across the screen resistor connected to the hot end of the transformer? This might tend to keep the DC voltage drop constant, while coupling more audio to the screen grid. Fred K4DII Frad, I am afraid I am unabke to follow your reasoning. I cannot see how adding a capacitor, even a BIG one, can help keeping constant the voltage drop across the screen resistor. When you switch back from TX to RX, the screen current will go to nearly zero and the voltage drop across the resistor will then tend to do the same. A capacitor in parallel with the resistor would not succeed to keep the voltage drop constant, as it would get discharged in a very short time. 73 Tony, I0JX |
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