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"Peter Bennett" wrote in message
are well into RF territory at 10 MHz, and will likely have to use air-core coils in the tuned circuits. Huh? Yes, he is well into RF and construction techniques will be different. But while there are advantages to air-coil cores, their use in recievers went out with hollow state detectors. Even in transmitters they tend to be only used in the KW neighborhood anymore. I can't imagine that even in the wilds of BC people are winding air coils and building on heavy steel chassis. ... |
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