Hello to those interested in this topic.
I have sent this note to a few of you directly, but it has been
bounced by the reflectors. I have been told by one of
the recipients, that the reflector machines believe a particular
character combination I used may indicate a potential
problem, so the note has not been accepted.
I suspect that the way I have described the Henry output
plate circuit on to the load may be at fault. So I will now
call that circuit a "pie", followed by a "dangling" inductor.
Also, am breaking the post into parts, as perhaps the length
was the problem, just not sure.
But, I would appreciate any comments from those who might be
able to aid in my understanding the proper tune up procedure.
So, first a few quotes from the Amp reflector:
Dave, K8CC, wrote, in part:
> I've found with my Henry that using the old "dip and load"
>technique always leads to the best operating condx.
End of Part 1a.
73, Jim, KH7M
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