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In my scrap parts box, I ran across a good-sized two-gang variable
capacitor that I hadn't seen in years. It has a lug off of each gang. I was wondering if I could convert this to a simple antenna tuner in some way. There are a LOT of informative sites regarding antenna tuner projects and experimentation, and a search on those topics alone should hit more than you can read in an evening... as for using both sections or just one, it depends on a few factors, which have mostly to do with the frequency range desired, and the size and type of antenna you're wanting to tune with the capacitor. Again, a search for antenna tuning projects and tips should garner you a hefty amount of info. You'll love it! Have fun- Linus |
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