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Old 7th Aug 2018, 12:22 pm   #49
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Default Re: JRC NRD515 HF Coms Receiver, 1982, FM on VFO?

Just a thought...

That copper tape wrap on the transformer goes around the winding and inside the limbs, do it's a Faraday screen, it can't have its ends connected together else it'd be one hell of a shorted turn. So it stops capacitive coupling from the windings to its neighbourhood.

Some transformers have a copper flux leakage strap around the whole thing, over the outside of the limbs and everything. This IS soldered together and shorted-turns the flux escaping from the transformer, but not the flux within the transformer.

This whole thread is going swimmingly. There are a few areas where the 50Hz sideband business can be attacked fairly easily.

David
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