Have you thought about the *lossy tee*? There are several ways to make them. I've made mine by taking a UHF or N 90 degree elbow and drilling a large enough hole into it to roughly accept a BNC chassis mount connector with the center conductor cut off short, so it won't touch the inner conductor of the ell. Solder it to the ell, again make sure the center pin of the BNC is not touching anything. Check with an ohmmeter. I use mine often for injecting test signals, sampling transmitter outputs to feed test equipment, etc.
If you need a known or specific value of sample loss, well, this cheep version probably isn't for you. The price is right though! Laryn K8TVZ --- In [email protected], Adi Linden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am looking for a signal sampler. Power handling needs to be at least > 150W, frequency range 50MHz to 500MHz. Any suggestion where I could buy > one for <$100 or how I could build one myself? > > Adi > -- > Adi Linden | va3adi | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://adis.ca > +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ > IRLP Node 2590 in Sioux Lookout, Ontario Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
