09-10-2013, 04:32 PM
understand that coil itself is NOT what dictates the frequency, it is when it is coupled with your particular capacitor, then it forms the tank you have and it resonates and this is then what your oscillator produces as the frequency.
Different radios will thus used different tuning caps and different coils to produce the same IF.
You can look at your existing coil and see if it is similar in geometry to what this one is.
But ideally you should take your coil, count the turns (which are not many) and rewind it.
Different radios will thus used different tuning caps and different coils to produce the same IF.
You can look at your existing coil and see if it is similar in geometry to what this one is.
But ideally you should take your coil, count the turns (which are not many) and rewind it.
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