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From: Zoran Spasojevic <nature@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 30 May 2005 23:57:44 -0400
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I am new to geda/gschem and new to circuit design.
I am interested in using gschem to draw a passive crossover with
a few inductors, resistors and capacitors.
I read the online documentation and still do not know how to use gschem to
draw a schematics for a crossover. Are there some examples online with
step by step description for drawing schematics using gschem?
Thanks,
zoran

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