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Old February 9th 04, 08:01 AM
Pete KE9OA
 
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It must have been some kind of coupling element.................the
regenerative circuits I have seen otherwise use a pot for the feedback
element. I did try one of those circuits, and it didn't work too well.

Pete

"Nocturnal1" wrote in message
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Geez - I'd give my right ___ for that schematic.
Craig may have put alot of work into it, but he's no longer producing

them.
eBay prices are at ridiculous levels for this thing. I just wanna make ONE
for myself - not infringe on any copyrights or patents. It won't look the
same and probably won't be the same - but I'd sure like to see why the
optoisolator is in there...
~Tom


"Pete KE9OA" wrote in message
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I saw a schematic for the amplifier years ago. They key was what

appeared
to
be linear optoisolators in the feedback circuitry.
I was going to build it up, but it looked as if the designer put quite a

bit
of work into the circuit design, so I took a pass on it.
I purged the details from my hard drive a few years back.

Pete

"Nocturnal1" wrote in message
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I've built several loops and they are all similar as you say, but the

KIWA
loop is quite a different animal! I've have mild success with what

I've
done
so far in my efforts to duplicate one, but I cannot seem to find much

on
the
regenerative loop and circuitry contained within it.

~Tom in Mn








 
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