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On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 20:27:57 -0400, Ken Scharf
wrote: [snip] There were dual band tank circuits for tube amps that worked on both 6m and 2m without changing coils. The circuit was made in both single ended and push pull versions. The push pull circuit had two separate pick up link coils and basicly was series tuned on 2 meters and parallel tuned on 6. The 6 meter tank coils were used as rf chokes on 2 meters. The single ended version used a similar trick, but was link coupled on 2 meters, and could either be link coupled or a Pi network on 6 meters. Only someone who never used one of thse would claim that they "worked." [g] |
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