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ANTENTOP- 01- 2015, # 019		HF Receiver for Beginner Ham
Figure 2 Design of the Inductors L1- L12   Table 1 Data for the Inductors.   L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 L11 L12   9 turns Wire 0.5-mm   20 turns Wire 0.5-mm   40 turns Wire 0.3-mm   80 turns Wire 0.3-mm   9 turns Wire 0.5-mm   5 turns Wire 0.3-mm   18 turns Wire 0.5-mm   14 turns Wire 0.3-mm   38 turns Wire 0.3-mm   15 turns Wire 0.3-mm   100 turns Wire 0.3-mm   20 turns Wire 0.3-mm
Figure 3 Design of the HF Receiver		Figure 4 Trimmer Capacitors at Top of the Inductors
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