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In Reply to: Compared to the cost, size and weight of using Plitrons for... posted by Allen Wright on May 7, 2007 at 14:47:57:
"even a high end Lundahl choke would add a very small percentage to both the cost and the weight - and minimally to the already gigantic (to me at least) size."
Well, I tend to agree, but I'm just quoting what he said in his article. Maybe, with all the cost, space and weight he'd already incurred, he felt that a smoothing choke would have been the last straw?As I explained to Tre', I wasn't crusading against the use of chokes, just interested in this alternative approach. From your replies and others, it seems a choke-input filter (a real one!) is a hard act to follow. Thanks for your interest.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Compared to the cost, size and weight of using Plitrons for... - Ray Moth 00:35:47 05/08/07 (2)
- "It seems a choke-input filter (a real one!) is a hard act to follow" - Allen Wright 01:34:53 05/08/07 (1)
- Re: "It seems a choke-input filter (a real one!) is a hard act to follow" - drlowmu 06:27:31 05/08/07 (0)
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