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Old January 21st 06, 06:56 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors
Litzendraht
 
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Default Hammarlund HX50 6DQ5 Plate choke question.

I would just remove the solder blobbed winding and replace it with the
same gauge wire with the same number of turns as the original. Perhaps
time for a nice, clean new resistor as well.

It's a parasitic choke to suppress VHF oscillation and should not be
that critical.

Just replicate the original and everything should be OK.

John

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Old January 21st 06, 03:19 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors
Uncle Peter
 
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Default Hammarlund HX50 6DQ5 Plate choke question.


It could be the choke had too much inductance on 10 meters,
and the resistor showed signs over heating; or even parasitic oscillations
could have caused issues with the resistor overheating. Most hams
would "tinker" with the circuit in an attempt to stumble on a "cure".
I'd wonder if the orignal plate chokes are still in place?

Pete


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