What's more appropriate for coaxial building entry grounding management?
This wide-strap, allegedly low inductance, approach...
https://www.comm-omni.com/polyweb/images/pb.jpg
...or this more R56 approach...
http://www.radio2way.net/MGB.jpg
?
73
John, kx4o
On Fri, April 27, 2018 02:21,
You are, of course, absolutely correct Jim. Know that one model of the sat
receiver uses an RF remote of some sort that many think is the culprit.
Sadly the response from the, understandably RF clueless, sat help lines is
kind of like going to a doctor with the plea "it hurts to do this" and
I have personally seem a 40m signal change the channels on our Direct TV
setup. This is, unfortunately, a common problem...
https://www.google.com/search?q=direct+tv+amateur+radio+changes+channels=direct+tv+amateur+radio+changes+channels
John, kx4o
On Wed, March 14, 2018 12:56, Reed wrote:
>
Small loop efficiency is relatively dismal, but as G8HQP once said
concerning this topic...
“That would depend on what you mean by 'efficient.' Probably not efficient
in the usual engineering sense of power out vs. power in, but perhaps
'efficient' in the common meaning of being able to do the
All,
Oh the things that come up for Field Day with just weeks left to prepare.
Say someone commits to bringing a "mighty-fine" RX only electrically
steerable antenna of some sort to field day 2016. Not wanting to be
forever mechanically switching between TX and RX antennas...
How would you
Time to refit my Rose bag for a sextant and charts... and a fine watch?
John, kx4o
On Fri, June 10, 2016 20:03, Fred Townsend wrote:
>
> This Is Likely Why The Navy Is Causing A Massive And Mysterious GPS
> Outage
> In The Western US - The Drive
>
>
>
I wish I had more pictures, but this one...
http://www.hamradio.me/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/20150627-009.jpg
...from my FD article...
http://www.hamradio.me/activities/kx4o-1b-battery-va-field-day-2015.html
...shows a strap of copper running behind all the gear shown roughly
following
The Haiku format:
Contains seven five seven
'syllables' okay?
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On Tue, March 17, 2015 05:16, Peter Lambert wrote:
Thanks Peter. Good clues and I will have a look. Schematics printed and
heading to work where we maintain an electronics lab that is an
anti-static wonderland.
I wonder, though, if there isn't some external forensics to try first. I
mean if
Thanks Walter. I think I understand now.
What is the loop bandwidth of the power control loop?
Thanks.
John, kx4o
On Mon, March 2, 2015 05:54, Walter Underwood wrote:
No. Most likely the power varied as it was hunting for the right level.
It probably started low then increased power slowly
Hi Don.
I'm aware of the IM feature and I do make use of it during casual use.
However, I'm trying to make the most of the CAT sending capability of the
KX3 and USB cable in a contesting/event situation (like Field Day) using
N1MM, but without audio interfacing.
For N1MM macros can one embed
Field Users,
Which Elecraft products stand up best to knocks, bumps, etc. seen while
fielding a station?
Thanks.
John, kx4o
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Understood about the external features Ingo and good advice.
My primary concern is over the internal soundness of products touted as
portable.
Thruhole and surface mount components are quite sturdy. Edge and header
connectors are, well, good enough most times.
My primary concern are those
The ultimate goal is backpacking a 10W K2 on certain trips. Thanks to all
for the inputs thus far. It sounds like things should be fine so long as
common sense is applied to packing plus no drop kicking of the pack.
John, kx4o
On Mon, April 9, 2012 19:56, Mike Heitmann wrote:
I can vouch for
Hi Rolf,
Judging from the K2 schematic, there is no over-voltage protection, save
for the SB530 (D12) reverse protection diode which, in normal hookup,
won't do much until the bus hits ~30V; This is clearly meant for reverse
protection only and really that's taken care of with D10. I guess D12
Being a switching circuit topology, boost circuits' efficiencies can well
exceed 50% and often 80%. Some are in the nineties. You can think of
them as a constant power circuit which will tend to consume more current
as the voltage drops to deliver the same power to the load. What this
means to
All,
Does anyone know a good source of UHF connectors?
If so, please respond off list with Make, Model and, if you have it, Vendor.
Thanks.
John, kx4o
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All,
Being in the electronics biz, we usually wash boards post assembly with
the usual products and in accordance with IPC610, etc. Often, the boards
are sprayed with conformal coating: Some to handle condensing
environments and others just because someone wanted it. My operating
locations will
Keep in mind automotive power busses can and do have steady state voltages
over 15V and even 16V when you include allowable ripple. Power busses are
a terrible terrible place.
Assuming the K3 designers' had in mind a car's electrical system, the
choice of the BZW50-15 (in the QRP version) puts
All the suggestions about trying different cable lengths are good thoughts
to help find the sweet spot of compatibility between the XV432 output
circuit impedance and the Henry input impedance.
Folks on the repeater-builder group talk about this very issue often; Of
course in their case they are
Wayne et al.
I am surveying various rigs to see what their microphone input impedance
values might be.
I note the K3 schematics show just about every audio path including the
microphone's path terminated in 10k ohms or so.
In the KSB2 I see 1k ohm (or 180 ohms if /ATTEN is asserted).
Was there
Nice circuit. Since this is meant to help protect the K3 from faulty
power supplies, this begs the question of what abuse can the K3 (or K2)
take from the power bus.
As an automotive power bus is a terrible awful place, will the K3 design
tolerate these typical values found on a vehicle power
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