Good morning, Bob . . .
We normally use 75-100 feet separation between dipoles aligned
end-to-end, and have had no problems over the years. However, last year
we were limited to less than 50-feet separation and I noticed the
Carrier Operated Relay (COR) in my K3 was kicking on occasionally from
the SSB station with which we (CW) were obliged to share a trailer.
I tried a TRP-150 for the first time on the air this morning and a
station in Michigan detected no clicks, truncating, or other aberrations.
We'll see.
73,
Kent K9ZTV
On 6/14/2019 10:24 AM, Bob McGraw K4TAX wrote:
With stations running 100 watts or less and reasonable antenna
separation, I've found no reason for a Receiver Input Protector.
Although, it might be a good idea to circumvent a "screw up" by an
operator. I've seen some mighty strange things done by knowledgeable
hams at Field Day.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 6/14/2019 10:07 AM, KENT TRIMBLE wrote:
Have any of you used Ameritron's "Receiver Input Protector" model
TRP-150? I find no reviews on eHam.
73,
Kent K9ZTV
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