I decided to have a closer "look" on the 1972, 73 magazine VFO circuit from a previous post.
The circuit (minus the red part):
The setup:
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..coil is from an old IF transformer and the tank cap was the first on hand...
turns out it oscillates at:
..Khz
Now the output wave with "post processing" markers...:
it's not a perfect sine even when "stretched":
...almost 8uS of period (4 divisions), that translates to 125Khz, close to the measured 137Khz (7.3uS), a normal error due to optical and timebase factor..
...will try other oscillator circuits in the future searching for the perfect wave....
Have a great 2013!
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