Originally posted by technos
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I can not use name somebody else invented. It is strange , especially at this particular design. There are few "designers" who are trying to take all the credits for this design. One of those named it "Caesar". There is much antagonism among those few "designers" here in local. Provincialism, vanity....what can i tell? Most funny is fact that this "Frankenstein" actually is not original design at all. It is just crossbreed between White's Classic and Fisher 1225. Even than...this schematic originally came, long time ago, from Bulgaria - not from Serbia. I received original schematic 6 years ago from one bulgarian friend. At the time i didn't payed any attention on it.
So...leaded by that logic and that bad experiences with local "designers", i simply refuse to call it "Caesar".
Not only that, also i refuse to use "original" setup because of few major lacks it is having. "Original" "Caesar" or whatever, is made very poor and bad. Not working enough good. Handmade coils i have seen so far are very bad.
So for all those reasons i decided to use only schematic as starting platform to improve and change and finally get something different and better.
So...as long as i am concerned name "Caesar" is out of question.
"Phase" is...phase! Ahahah! Simply as that. With that trimmer you can additionaly fix the phase at phase detectors.
"Amplitude" is actally preset with which you can affect amplitude of TX signal.
With that trimmer you can regulate voltage that fed into TX transistor BC327.
In original Classic oscillator there is fixed resitor; at some 100ohms and at some versions 51 ohms...etc...etc..
Replacing that resistor with 200 ohms trimmer you can fine readjust that voltage to shape up the sinus at TX output.
Clear?
"...Also, what is U6b the opamp floating at the bottom connected to nothing doing (is that the ground reference for the other opamps?)..."
ATTABOY!



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