I have inserted a 6dB pad in the antenna port of the duplexer and found that
the IM products drop 12dB, and also curiously, the frequency of the products
change. Removing the pad reverses this effect.
The above says that it's a 2nd order mix, F1+F2, F1-F2, 2F1 or 2F2.
Since it looks to be
I agree Dick,
This thread and the FCC site is a total waste of resources and time, a typical
government web site to say the least.
If people really want to spend several hours figuring out this mess of a
government web site then I highly recommend a case or two of bear and a bottle
of
One important thing to remember about dosbox and Motorola RSS is that your PC
needs a real serial port that has both windows and dos compatible drivers.
Preferably a 16540 style UART works best with a new PC, dosbox and some
Motorola RSS software, still really old RSS like that for the syntor
-mail ans sent me mail letters asking if I can do the
hardware mods and I'm presently trying to get my hands an a solder
sucker/desoldering station which speeds the VCO rework considerably.
If I find what I'm looking for then I'll come up with a answer on doing some
conversions.
Mike
WB8VLC/7
I found some Plans on this groups page for a home made 4 pole array
http://forums.radioreference.com/antennas-coax-forum/109144-4-bay-vhf-dipole-array-project.html
scroll down a few responses and download the PDF document, I'm building one at
this time.
I just started to look at the spacings
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