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RE: thoughts on using inductors for ground control tweak?

Posted by Mike B. on August 1, 2012 at 10:13:25:
I would recommend you try the original Bud P. recipe. It uses over 100 strands of litz copper wire in a specific dimension loop. Then go from there. You can also try Unclstu's battery ground tweak which will be easier if you don't have access to small gauge litz wire. The original BudP ground plane thread at DIYaudio.com You will get some theory answers there as well.The Unclestu recipe is here at the asylum. Do a search.
Then you will have a base to compare with your ideas.