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April 13th 07, 04:47 PM
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Broadband fixed gain amp
In a old Radio Amatuer's Handbook there was a circuit of a single
transistor using a ferrite core transformer to get a broadband fixed gain of 6db or so for an antenna line amp. I've lost the Handbook. Can anyone find it or equivalent and send the info? Thanks Mr C |
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