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Old June 8th 04, 04:08 PM
Jeff Goldsmith
 
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Patrick Turner wrote:


Its possible that by removing many turns off existing 455 kHz IFTs,
the 2MHz could be achieved.

The oscilator would operate at the BCB frequencies + 2 MHZ.
So the oscillator coils and circuit would need revision, but then that'd
be easy,
since the coils do not differ much from the usual low end short wave
types.



A good set of ~2.8 MC IF transformers can be had in the 6-9.1 MC ARC-5
receivers.


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