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On 7/3/2011 3:30 PM, Edmund H. Ramm wrote:
snip Instead you might have posted something interesting about boatanchors, like what could be the reason for my Ranger VFO's frequency jumps on 7MHz and higher. The jumps persisted even after I replaced all components, only now I had frequency drift, too, which was to be expected. So I re-installed the original parts. Hi, You might try improving the grounding of the final plate tune capacitor, to elliminate an rf feedback path, as pointed out by Tom Rauch, W8JI: http://www.w8ji.com/johnson_vfo_chirp_jump.htm Tom is the designer of various amps in the Ameritron line. 73, Ed Knobloch |
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On 7/5/2011 7:04 PM, Edmund H. Ramm wrote:
snip Hi Ed, nice to read from you again. I did this long since. Looks like our namesake VE3CUI had about the same idea. Any sources for 1/4" phenolic (or PTFE) shafts? That's what I'd like to try in addition. But the jumps I mentioned further up are irreglular, which IMO doesn't indicate a stray feedback path. Hi, Eddi Nice to hear from you, as well. Here's a source for 1/4" diameter PTFE rods: http://www.smallparts.com/small-part...qid=1309915938 73, Ed Knobloch |
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