03-10-2016, 04:25 PM
< I have an isolation transformer. Am I reading that correctly that if I use it, I won't need to solder in the .01uf or 200pf caps?
Use the transformer and the caps. They are for coupling not to prevent shock hazard.
<What does it mean in the coupling section about high side & low side? And where do I access B-?
Read high side of signal generator (center conductor of output cable) output/ low side is ground side of generator. B- would be at the- side of your filter caps. = RF ground
< Any idea what that smudged section under Output Meter might have said?
Output meter would be an analog ac voltmeter set to it's low range (like 1vac full scale) connected across the spkr voice coil. Tune for max reading.
Hope that answer ur questions.
Terry
Use the transformer and the caps. They are for coupling not to prevent shock hazard.
<What does it mean in the coupling section about high side & low side? And where do I access B-?
Read high side of signal generator (center conductor of output cable) output/ low side is ground side of generator. B- would be at the- side of your filter caps. = RF ground
< Any idea what that smudged section under Output Meter might have said?
Output meter would be an analog ac voltmeter set to it's low range (like 1vac full scale) connected across the spkr voice coil. Tune for max reading.
Hope that answer ur questions.
Terry
