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NascentOxygen said:Hi MissP.25_5. Perhaps a clue lies in that bottom line.
Try a Pi network, with the two vertical limbs each a capacitor, and the horizontal part R + L.
So this leaves the Earth as a straight-through link common to both ports.
Note, I haven't examined this further.
Glad it worked! http://imageshack.com/a/img593/2259/girlpower.gifMissP.25_5 said:Oh, yes! That's right, the Pi network is the solution! I just solved it ...
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