If 0 is maximum inductance.....good. If 0 is minimum inductance.....not
so good. Some value of C is correct for determining the HiZ or LoZ
switch setting initially.
73
Bob, K4TAX
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> On 7/27/2013 7:15 PM, Bob McGraw - K4TAX wrote:
> Now if the inductance is maximum value then
>> it is very apparent where Z should be located, either on the input of L
>> or the output of L. I believe it general practice to start with
>> maximum
>> inductance for adjustment of any L network.
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> Hmmm... so it appears the instruction manual
> does not describe the best approach? I understood
> the user manual to say I should start with zero
> on the Inductor, and the Capacitor at around 2.
>
> In contrast, based on your description, it appears
> I would be better off starting with the inductor in
> the middle - away from either end - and that starting
> there will make it more obvious what initial capacitor
> setting to select on the BYPASS switch. I know that
> is not "maximum" - but it would assure that I started
> working against a substantial inductance, rather
> than zero.
>
> Or... have I misunderstood?
>
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