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January 28th 10, 11:29 AM
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Question about matching transformer (9:1 un-un)
On Jan 27, 12:53 am, wrote: Oh, about that GoldPoint bandswitch, Peter. What material is it made of ? If it has silver contacts,then it is a real switch. Gold, actually. Select the number of switch positions you want, stack the layers you need, and wire it up. Pretty slick. Not cheap, but you'll never have to screw around with a bandswitch again. Truthfully, it's overkill for DX-160 and it's family. But then, anything worth doing is worth overdoing. http://www.goldpt.com/selector.html |
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