coil uhf 10,7 Mhz

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Hello!you excuse, I do not know to me to write English well(google
translate)
this circuit A/V modulator
http://www.velleman.be/Downloads/0/illustrated/Illustrated_assembly_manual_K4601.pdf
photo
http://www.futurashop.it/images_la/8220-k4601.jpg
I would want to know, the coil of 10,7 Mhz(L4), of that color must be?
thanks ;)
 
Ale wrote:
Hello!you excuse, I do not know to me to write English well(google
translate)
this circuit A/V modulator
http://www.velleman.be/Downloads/0/illustrated/Illustrated_assembly_manual_K4601.pdf
photo
http://www.futurashop.it/images_la/8220-k4601.jpg
I would want to know, the coil of 10,7 Mhz(L4), of that color must be?
thanks ;)
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It looks like a Toko 10.7 MHz IF coil with an internal capacitor.
External capacitor C11 reduces the resonant frequency to 4.5 MHz, the
TV sound sub-carrier offset. It relies on intermodulation in the
output stage to cross-modulate this onto the UHF picture carrier. You
might have difficulty obtaining the Toko coil, but you could easily
wind your own coil for 4.5 MHz.
 
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.. You
might have difficulty obtaining the Toko coil, but you could easily
wind your own coil for 4.5 MHz.
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which color is the nucleus? I have one coil with red nucleus
 
Ale wrote:
"Andrew Holme" <ajholme@hotmail.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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. You
might have difficulty obtaining the Toko coil, but you could easily
wind your own coil for 4.5 MHz.

which color is the nucleus? I have one coil with red nucleus
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Does it have any numbers on the side? Where did it come from? I'll
have a look in my Toko catalog when I get home tonight. Does it have
an integral capacitor? Can you measure the resonant frequency?
 
"Andrew Holme" <ajholme@hotmail.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Does it have any numbers on the side?
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No!under, close to the condenser it has one small written, me seems AV1,3

Where did it come from?
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bought in store

I'll
have a look in my Toko catalog when I get home tonight. Does it have
an integral capacitor? Can you measure the resonant frequency?
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how it is made?sorry!
 
Ale wrote:
"Andrew Holme" <ajholme@hotmail.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:1126883103.236010.177910@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
. You
might have difficulty obtaining the Toko coil, but you could easily
wind your own coil for 4.5 MHz.

which color is the nucleus? I have one coil with red nucleus
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Toko made a lot of different red coils. Some of them were for 10.7 MHz FM
IF, but not all.
 
"Andrew Holme" <andrew@nospam.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Toko made a lot of different red coils. Some of them were for 10.7 MHz FM
IF, but not all.
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how I would have to make? to buy one orange coil and an other rose and to
try(?)
 
Ale wrote:
"Andrew Holme" <andrew@nospam.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Toko made a lot of different red coils. Some of them were for 10.7
MHz FM IF, but not all.

how I would have to make? to buy one orange coil and an other rose
and to try(?)
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Which type do you have? See http://www.gekade.com/GKD/TO_TOKO.htm

Buy a GDO (Grid Dip Oscillator) or an LC-Meter to mesaure the inductance,
and wind it yourself. You need it to tune 4.5 MHz for the sound
sub-carrier.
 
"Andrew Holme" (andrew@nospam.com) writes:
Ale wrote:
"Andrew Holme" <andrew@nospam.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:dgf5b4$dg$1$8300dec7@news.demon.co.uk...
Toko made a lot of different red coils. Some of them were for 10.7
MHz FM IF, but not all.

how I would have to make? to buy one orange coil and an other rose
and to try(?)

Which type do you have? See http://www.gekade.com/GKD/TO_TOKO.htm

Buy a GDO (Grid Dip Oscillator) or an LC-Meter to mesaure the inductance,
and wind it yourself. You need it to tune 4.5 MHz for the sound
sub-carrier.
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At which point, one might as well just grab a 4.5MHz transformer.
In North America, they were common in tv sets, because that's the
frequency of the sound IF. I don't know whether they still appear
nowadays, or if they've been bumped off by 4.5MHz ceramic filters.

Michael
 
"Andrew Holme" <andrew@nospam.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Which type do you have? See http://www.gekade.com/GKD/TO_TOKO.htm

Buy a GDO (Grid Dip Oscillator) or an LC-Meter to mesaure the inductance,
and wind it yourself. You need it to tune 4.5 MHz for the sound
sub-carrier.
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Excuse me!! I can say to you that he is of 10mm,mi seems 7kn
Under the coil AVI31.Io is written does not know what wants to say
I can say to you that he is of 10mm,mi seems 7kn. You can you give a link
in order to construct the coil to me
(on the Italian NG, a lot has not helped me)
 
Ale wrote:
"Andrew Holme" <andrew@nospam.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:dgffrn$bur$1$8300dec7@news.demon.co.uk...
Which type do you have? See http://www.gekade.com/GKD/TO_TOKO.htm

Buy a GDO (Grid Dip Oscillator) or an LC-Meter to mesaure the
inductance, and wind it yourself. You need it to tune 4.5 MHz for
the sound sub-carrier.

Excuse me!! I can say to you that he is of 10mm,mi seems 7kn
Under the coil AVI31.Io is written does not know what wants to say
I can say to you that he is of 10mm,mi seems 7kn. You can you give a
link in order to construct the coil to me
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http://www.qsl.net/ct1efl/inductors.htm
 
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