On 2 Sep 2004 at 19:18, Steve Harpole, DDS wrote:
Anyone have any suggestions as to what brand , model of signal
generator that is comparable in popularity as the Hakko 808
desoldering tool? Curious as to what others use , if they are into
signal tracing..
I use a SigGen based on a 9851
Don wrote:
I suggest that you build the 4 band board and then add a 2 band board
with 80 meters as one band - the other band can be 17 or 15
I think that's the best and *only* practical approach. That's what I did
with my old two-band filter board after the the four-band board came out.
60
Hi Daniel:
Well, he MIGHT be able to come up with a filter to cover 80/60, but I'm not
certain about the signal inversion on that band... might not permit USB
reception... can't believe the FCC mandated USB in a (larger) band segment
which typically ALWAYS defaults to LSB, due to mixing
Charles
You might try to get a little real world experience with Winlink and
PactorIII/II before you write that letter to QST.
While the Skymate you have and speak of is a wonderful system and works
well, and the buy-in is less if you are starting from scratch (I am a
dealer for both), it has
Folks,
As some of you might have heard, the Expanded Test Result
Reports that supplement QST Product Reviews of HF transceivers
have had to be mostly eliminated. Basically, the ARRL Lab's
plate is very full of critical tasks, and that includes my
responsibilities.
Now, I'm probably
Hello,
although some options (including the KAT2) not installed I
decided to give my new K2 a chance tonight.
I'll be qrv (CW only -- KSB2 not installed) mainly on 40m
in the range of 7025 to 7030 kHz using the vertical or
dipole antenna at DK0SU and (...if everything works as
expected)
Hi all,
Well K2/100 #4044 is on the air during RSGB SSB Field Day tomorrow.
13:00 UTC Saturday until 13:00 UTC Sunday. The tent is packed (so are
the beer, barbeque and chilliburgers!) and we hope to work some of you.
The callsign will be G0VGS/P and we will be operating from a field in
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