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Jimmie D wrote:
Just a memory from tens of years ago: The 7360 made a decent balanced modulator, but it is, by definition, extremely sensitive for external electric and magnetic fields. -- Tauno Voipio (OH2UG) tauno voipio (at) iki fi You just answered a problem thats had been nagging me for over 30 years. Now I know why the SSB transmitter I built had such an annoying hum in it. I never thought about it being affected by a magnetic field. Jimmie Think about a magnetically-deflected TV picture tube. I noticed the problem, when my Eico 753 (around 1968) worked fine when the power supply was on the right side, but had a rough hum reported by other stations, if the power supply box was moved to the other flank. -- Tauno Voipio (OH2UG) |
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