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On Wed, 5 Oct 2011, Jerrold Jones wrote:
I have a project where I am going to modify an internal receiver circuit that uses Toko style coils for the various stages. I want to be able to determine the resonant frequency of these coils. I'm told I can do this with a dip meter, but I'm not sure how. The Toko coils are shielded. If I just bring the dip meter coil near, I don't get a response. Am I going to have to remove the Toko coils from the circuit, remove the metal shield, and then move the dip meter close and adjust for the dip or is there a simpler way? So if it's a commercial receiver, the information may already be out there, but nobody would know until you reveal the receiver, and the stage you want to modify. Michael VE2BVW |
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