HX-11

[Garey Barrell]

Charles -

My copy shows 44 mH, .5 mH, 44 mH.

However........  The DX-60 has the identical filter, and it is shown as 0.44 uH,
0.5 uH, and 0.44 uH.  These are more logical numbers, and I believe the
confusion comes from the use of "MH" for microhenry back when the HX-11 was
sold.  There's probably a page in the manual that discusses abbreviations used,
but I don't have it!

73, Garey - K4OAH
Atlanta

Charles Hampton wrote:

> Can someone tell me the values of L6, L7, and L8 in the HX-11. The
> schematic copy that I have has
> spots on it and I can't tell if it is a ".44" or a "44" and a ".5" or a
> "5".
> Thanks,
> Charles
> ka8jvx
>
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