Here's a zip file containing various PDFs of reactance charts:
http://www.gdssw.com/tools/reactance.zip

They are sized to ANSI A size paper, but it's not a lot of work for me to change to A4 or other size paper. If you want a different size paper, send me a PM and I'll add the paper size to the zip file. However, the PDF clients like Foxit and Acrobat do a reasonable job of scaling to paper sizes, so try that first before requesting a different size, as PostScript is a vector language (and PDF is a relatively thin layer over PostScript) and little information should be lost by scaling.

Comment: these graphs were motivated by the reactance charts in the GR 1650B manual. The were written with a graphics program I wrote about 10 years ago that outputs in PostScript.

 

thankinu 4 this

 

Here's a zip file containing various PDFs of reactance charts:
http://www.gdssw.com/tools/reactance.zip

They are sized to ANSI A size paper, but it's not a lot of work for me to change to A4 or other size paper. If you want a different size paper, send me a PM and I'll add the paper size to the zip file. However, the PDF clients like Foxit and Acrobat do a reasonable job of scaling to paper sizes, so try that first before requesting a different size, as PostScript is a vector language (and PDF is a relatively thin layer over PostScript) and little information should be lost by scaling.

Comment: these graphs were motivated by the reactance charts in the GR 1650B manual. The were written with a graphics program I wrote about 10 years ago that outputs in PostScript.

One can never have too many nomographs! I have charts for everything from cropdusting to wire extruding. Keep 'em coming. ^_*

Eric

 

Here's a zip file containing various PDFs of reactance charts:
http://www.gdssw.com/tools/reactance.zip

They are sized to ANSI A size paper, but it's not a lot of work for me to change to A4 or other size paper. If you want a different size paper, send me a PM and I'll add the paper size to the zip file. However, the PDF clients like Foxit and Acrobat do a reasonable job of scaling to paper sizes, so try that first before requesting a different size, as PostScript is a vector language (and PDF is a relatively thin layer over PostScript) and little information should be lost by scaling.

Comment: these graphs were motivated by the reactance charts in the GR 1650B manual. The were written with a graphics program I wrote about 10 years ago that outputs in PostScript.

By the way, you do realize you're really dating yourself by even admitting you know what a GR1650 is.

I have my very own GR916....had it since I was a broadcast engineer.

eric