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Jack Schmidling wrote:
Is it convenience or the laws of physics that modulators are always two tubes in push pull? I have an extra 811 and socket and was wondering if there is a way to use this to plate modulate my 811 cw transmitter. pics of 811 project at http://schmidling.com/radio.htm js Reminds me of a phono oscillator I built as a teenager out of old TV and radio parts. Had a 6F6G oscillator modulated by another 6F6 coupled by an old TV filter choke. The oscillator coil was wound around a cardboard tube from a roll of toilet paper. With 300 volts on the plate, It had a range of a few city blocks. |
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