Hi Ed,
That link seems to be inactive...try: http://nuwaves-ltd.com/

Ken


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On Jun 17, 2009, at 7:21 AM, Price, Edward wrote:


        Not an ad; just a short product review.
         
        I recently bought a Nuwaves HILNAV1-C preamplifier that is customized 
for the
30 MHz to 1000 MHz range. (The standard HILNAV1 is half the price, but is
rated only for 50 MHz to 1 GHz.) I characterized the gain and found that I got
about 45 dB from 30 MHz to 100 MHz, with a nearly linear drop off to 35 dB at
1000 MHz. The great part is that all this gain also has a Noise Figure of less
than 0.8 dB! The preamp will accept up to about -30 dBm before it starts
saturating, and even 0 dBm doesn't cause spurious products. See
http://www.nuwaves.com
         
        If you need a really hot preamp to help the sensitivity of you 
biconical or
log periodic, this unit is a great choice. (I set mine up with a couple of
Bias-T's, so that I could power the amp remotely through the coax and still
place it at the antenna. I have some data sheets and construction photos if
anyone is interested.)
         
        Total cost was $550 for the preamp and $150 for a couple of Mini 
Circuits
Bias-T's, plus a couple of metal project boxes and a wall-wart from the junk
pile. It beats the performance of my HP-8447A by 10 dB.
         
         
        
        Ed Price
        [email protected] <blocked::mailto:[email protected]>      WB6WSN
        NARTE Certified EMC Engineer
        Electromagnetic Compatibility Lab
        Cubic Defense Applications
        San Diego, CA  USA
        858-505-2780
        Military & Avionics EMC Is Our Specialty
         
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