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My Personal Method Of Ferrite Balancing

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3 hours ago, Jonathan Porter said:

The issue I have with the Super D coils, if you can call it an issue, is the way the GB will sound balanced when the coil is swung across the ground but the GB can be completely out as can sometimes be evidenced when the coil is pumped.

JP, 

The engineer told me last night that I can check my GB when the coil is swung across the ground, if it's quiet the GB is OK...sounds like he may need some updating as well!:biggrin:

Bill

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