[ICOM] Internal tuners

[Joe]

I also agree on the input side just fine.

What I'd worry about is the output components operating on a freq they 
are not even close to be right in terms of "L" for.

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On 1/9/2016 1:47 PM, Fern Rivard wrote:
> Who said that Dwayne?  I don’t see any reason as to why you can’t use the tuner on 10 mhz.
> Fern
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> From: Dwayne
> Sent: Saturday, January 09, 2016 12:20 PM
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> Subject: [ICOM] Internal tuners
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> Hi Name is Dwayne  (ve6qx).. I'am trying to understand why its not a good idea to have the internal tuner in my Ic-775 Dsp on when driving a pair of 3-500's  grounded grid..  The reson I want to do this is because on 10 Mhz.  the input circuit to the amp has a s w r of about 1.9,, because the amp was built before 10 mhz. became popular to use..  They used the same inpuit circuit for 10 mhz. as 14 mhz.    Anyone who can offer a good answer please..
>    Dwayne
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