There is nothing magic about this circuit! It is a duplicate of the one in *_QST_*, December, 1969 pg. 11, or the 1970 *_Radio Amateur's Handbook_*, pp. 557-558 - which also gives the calibration procedure. I've built several of these over the years - used just any ferrite toroid core available that would pass the co-ax through the center - you're going to have to calibrate it anyway. Any trimmer cap will work - ceramic, mica or air dielectric - just keep it small and use the shortest possible leads. Diodes? 1N34 from Radio Shack will work - in fact they're called for in the reference articles. If you can't find the feedthru caps, pass a wire through a hole in the shielding, and bypass on the side away from the RF section. The only reason to slavishly follow the pictures is if you are doing a restoration for complete authenticity. Put the works inside a box that resembles the original, and who (besides yourself) will know the difference? The magazine or book should be available from larger libraries - maybe on eBay - or from members of your local radio club. If you are desperate, contact me off-list and I'll e-mail you the two pages. Norm W6NIM [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Anyone make PCB for others ?
2012-11-20 by Norm
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