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Originally posted by ivconic View Postaft_72005 now i am confused? Part of schematic you are posting now is not what i am confused about!


That oscillator is clear to me.
The other one part of schematic i posted twice (first Sascho's and second with my wrong corrections) is what i wanted to clear up.
Regards!



Ivconic, ok I understand .
but I believe sascho designs are correct .
May be need some fine setting at practice .
But strange , we cannot meet sascho here ?
Best regards.
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Originally posted by technos View PostWhere did that schematic come from?
Ivconic: 100 pF is nothing, and not meant to send signal anywhere, but rather to cancel stray capacitance from sloppy wound coil imo. It seems that Sasho has not been around for a while. You could make circuit board to go both ways to see which one works best. I think Sasho's design has been tried and works.
Thanks Technos!
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aft_72005 now i am confused? Part of schematic you are posting now is not what i am confused about!Originally posted by aft_72005 View Postivconic ,if I remember correct, also one of the fisher detectors used similar
Oscillator


That oscillator is clear to me.
The other one part of schematic i posted twice (first Sascho's and second with my wrong corrections) is what i wanted to clear up.
Regards!


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ivconic ,if I remember correct, also one of the fisher detectors used similar
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Where did that schematic come from?Originally posted by Magma View PostA similar oscillator:
Ivconic: 100 pF is nothing, and not meant to send signal anywhere, but rather to cancel stray capacitance from sloppy wound coil imo. It seems that Sasho has not been around for a while. You could make circuit board to go both ways to see which one works best. I think Sasho's design has been tried and works.
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Yes i see. Maybe i am wrong, but i also can not figure out the first case?Originally posted by Pompey View PostIn this way isn`t base of tranzistor shorted to "-" ? Is this correct? Both base and emiter goes to minus . Base via L1 .
Would be best to hear from Sasho.
Ahhh it is that awkward way to draw schematics..!
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In this way isn`t base of tranzistor shorted to "-" ? Is this correct? Both base and emiter goes to minus . Base via L1 .
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