On Jul 18, 2005, at 12:47 PM, wayne burdick wrote:
A more sophisticated noise blanker is certainly possible. It would
need about twice as many parts, and to fit in the available space
would require nearly all SMDs, including 0603 size passives and
TSSOP ICs.
Now, I certainly don't want
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From: Darrell Bellerive [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, July 18, 2005 10:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Re: KNB2
Eliminating the source of the noise is by far the best solution, however
in
many cases it is just
Why does that imply pre-assembly? Lots of us out here are perfectly
comfortable with SMT, and there's enuf builders-for-hire to support
those who aren't ...
de w1rt
On 7/18/05, wayne burdick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, everyone, for all the input on noise blankers.
A more sophisticated
On Tue, 19 Jul 2005, John D'Ausilio wrote:
Why does that imply pre-assembly? Lots of us out here are perfectly
comfortable with SMT, and there's enuf builders-for-hire to support
those who aren't ...
An interesting, and market driven to boot, approach would be if some
enterprizing
Thanks, everyone, for all the input on noise blankers.
A more sophisticated noise blanker is certainly possible. It would need
about twice as many parts, and to fit in the available space would
require nearly all SMDs, including 0603 size passives and TSSOP ICs.
This implies a completely
wayne burdick wrote:
A more sophisticated noise blanker is certainly possible.
snip
Still, this is definitely on the wish-list. When we do get to it, we'll
be looking for testers who have all sorts of horrible noise to throw at it.
My experience over the past 49 years as a ham tells me
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005, wayne burdick wrote:
A more sophisticated noise blanker is certainly possible.
Still, this is definitely on the wish-list. When we do get to it, we'll be
looking for testers who have all sorts of horrible noise to throw at it.
Hand raised, Baltimore's worst electrical
While an internal blanker would be consistant with the design goals of the K2,
an external blanker would also be acceptable. Most severe noise problems are
at a home QTH, and not at locations where portable operations are conducted.
Less noise at the campsite than at home.
A fully assembled
18, 2005 1:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Re: KNB2
wayne burdick wrote:
A more sophisticated noise blanker is certainly possible.
snip
Still, this is definitely on the wish-list. When we do get to it, we'll
be looking for testers who have all sorts of horrible noise to throw
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Re: KNB2
I ALSO WOULD GO FOR A BETTER BLANKER,,,
keeping things in perspective
MY K2,, with MY powerline noise,,,
is superior to my Icom 756P2, and my
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005, Paul Gates wrote:
I would think that be-moaning the fact of a better noise blanker would be to
find the source of the noise which is pretty easy to do usually and with the
help of the FCC things change.
Let's see, using that logic, I can get rid of all the locks on my
Hi Vic,
Have you met an Evasive Noise Blanker? It won't send 'QRZ test' at you
either!
73,
Geoff
GM4ESD
Vic Rosenthal wrote:
My experience over the past 49 years as a ham tells me YES! I want this.
Noise of various types is the biggest problem I face in my day-to-day
hamming, and it is
Wayne,
sign me up; I got lots of bad noise from a variety of sources; I would
only love my K2 all the more...
73,
Dave
W5SV
wayne burdick wrote:
Thanks, everyone, for all the input on noise blankers.
A more sophisticated noise blanker is certainly possible. It would
need about twice as
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Re: KNB2
wayne burdick wrote:
A more sophisticated noise blanker is certainly possible.
snip
Still
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I agree Vic. My location is pretty noise during the day, esp. in the
summer.
Frequently it is S5-S7 during the afternoon. The KNB2 does the best job
Eliminating the source of the noise is by far the best solution, however in
many cases it is just not practical. I live in a farming area and there are
many, many, electric fences. While an electric fence in proper order causes
little if any RFI, most fences are simply not installed and
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