Hello fellow owners,
I am posting this here in case it may help others solve some issues they
have.
The past weekend contest presented a good opportunity to test a recent
modification to my Elecraft XV432 transverter.
In the last contest I noticed that its frequency stability was not
sufficient
Due to station changes I have a stack of 5 Elecraft transverters sitting
idle. (There are still 3 others in use!). 50, 2x 144, 222, and 432. All
but the 50MHz one are converted to use external LO. They are easily
switched back to the internal LO if desired by soldering back a few
I have used it for JT65 and FT8 but you have to run it at low output to
minimize drift from heating. Even with the oven option it will drift as it
heats up.
I eventually changed my entire stack(144,222,43,902,1296) all to an external
shared programmable LO, and that was connected to a 10MHz
Hello all,
Is the XV432 stable enough for EME digi modes?
Thanks agn 73 Ken K5DNL
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I would like to thank Don, Mike and Peter for responding to my plea for
help for an XV transverter crystal oven.
I never cease to be amazed at the help given on the Elecraft reflector
which is second to none. Thank you gentlemen.
73 de David G4DMP
In a recent message, David Pratt writes
I am wishing to buy an XV432 transverter for use with my K2. If anyone
has one which they no longer need, I would be pleased to hear from them.
73 de David G4DMP
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and LNA bias.
I measured the gain across the ATF to be 10.5dB. Does that indicate
that the PHEMT needs to be replaced?
Raj, N2RD
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that the PHEMT needs to be replaced?
Raj, N2RD
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] XV432 deaf
Raj,
Has this XV432 worked before and recently developed weak
Raj,
Has this XV432 worked before and recently developed weak receive? If
so, try peaking the RX input capacitor, and if that does not correct it,
replace the PHEMT (ATF34143).
If you recently acquired it, check the configuration jumpers for the 28
MHz IF - do you have a single coax and it
Dear all,
I have a XV432 that seems deaf compared to my ICOM IC-7000. When I
tune to a local beacon on 432.300 MHz, I can copy it clearly on the IC
but nothing is heard on the XV432/K3 with KXV3B. I checked transverter
set up by feeding it a signal from a signal gen. It has a
Little typo with big impact
The line
I recently integrated a DigiLo 6GHz PLL synthesizer with a 10Mhz double oven
OCXO into my 10GHz system and it is no rock solid. Should be
Should be
I recently integrated a DigiLo 6GHz PLL synthesizer with a 10Mhz double oven
OCXO into my 10GHz system and
A few days ago I tried FT-8 on 432 and discovered that my LO was not stable,
hopping around several Hz plus drifting up to 40Hz . The 9V LO power was flat
in both TX an RX, oven working. pushed, prodded, re-soldered, tuned, detuned,
no change.
I recently integrated a DigiLo 6GHz PLL
Ah, I did wonder. I think I got very lucky, a UK ham has offered to sell me one
in the spring.
Feeling very happy.
73 de David, M0XDF (K3 #174, P3 #108)
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> On 25 Nov 2017,
David,
The XV432 was discontinued because some of the critical parts are no
longer available.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 11/24/2017 6:18 PM, David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
That’s a shame, that was going to be a purchase next year. Did Elecraft
discontinue this because it wasn’t selling?
Just sold mine today. I guess I could have asked for a lot more for it but I'm
not the opportunistic type.
73,
KenVE3HLS
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On Fri, 24 Nov 2017 at 18:18, David Ferrington, M0XDF
wrote: That’s a shame, that was going to be a
That’s a shame, that was going to be a purchase next year. Did Elecraft
discontinue this because it wasn’t selling?
Anyone got one they want to sell?
-73 de M0XDF (from my iPhone)
> On 24 Nov 2017, at 22:18, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>
> David,
>
> Yes, the XV432 has been
David,
Yes, the XV432 has been discontinued.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 11/24/2017 5:09 PM, David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
Just looking at Elecraft's order page - no they no long manufacture the XV432?
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Just looking at Elecraft's order page - no they no long manufacture the XV432?
73 de David, M0XDF (K3 #174, P3 #108)
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My XV432 transporter has suddenly developed a serious problem. Receive mode
works fine, but when I try to transmit, it instantly shuts down, apparently
because of a bad SWR mismatch or similar problem.
I’ve checked my cables, and replaced them. I’ve checked all the settings on the
Main Menu.
Make that read “transverter” in first line. Thanks a lot to Apple auto spelling
correction….
Lew Phelps N6LEW
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Hi,
Anyone using the XV432 for EME? Issues?
Regards,
Mike VP8NO
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Hi folks,
I'm working on my XV432 kit this weekend. I ordered the high accuracy
crystal and the crystal oven options as well. I'm on page 31 of the
XV432 manual, where it is asking me to locate L4 and L19 for
installation. I see that L19 appears to get replaced when installing
the high
Ken,
If you have a recent XV432 (within the past 2 months), it is being
shipped with the High Accuracy crystal.
Look at the markings on the crystal that came with the XV432, and
compare it with the crystal shipped with the High Accuracy Kit - if it
is the same, you can put either crystal in
Hi Gang,
I have an XV432 that is giving me fits. While my XV222 works FB with my K3/KXV3
combo, or any other IF rig for that matter, the XV432 has only worked well with
my FT817 and 5W drive. While getting stuff together for the August UHF Contest,
I now cannot even run the XV432 with the K3
Mark,
I cannot identify exactly with your problem statement (K3 locks up), but
I can give you a few suggestions that may help if you are willing to
experiment a bit.
First of all, you can try putting a low pass filter between the XV432
and the K3 low power TX output. The one I use is a
Many have asked and KT4RT said it is OK to make his XV432 mods public, so here
you go!
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s88/sh/b4588946-8e2c-4cc5-aee4-a84aaee62655/88ef921572b978f00b25f512e1c693cd
Mark Adams, K2QO
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Hi,
How long does it take to build a XV432-Transverter?
vy 73 de
Helmut - DL2MAJ
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My best estimate is 8 to 12 hours depending on your skill level.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 9/21/2013 9:14 AM, Helmut Berka wrote:
How long does it take to build a XV432-Transverter?
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Hi Ian,
I had exactly the same problem with my XV 432 and scratched my head for some
time. The outcome was that I had during construction switched the coils to
be used for L4 and L19 (the two unshielded coils).
This had the effect of not allowing me to set the LO on frequency. it would
slide off
I purchased this unit used ( nice workmanship) and it seems to work well in
all respects
except as noted below. I must add that the prior owner told me up front that
there
was an issue with its power. However, when I first put it online line it seemed
to work ok.
Originally I used it
Tom,
That is really weird behavior. It should be linear.
What is the power level from the Flex for a full 20 watts output?
I am going to assume that the XV432 LEDs show you the proper power
output - if not, calibrate the LEDs at 20 watts output (Power Cal pot
in the left rear quadrant) so
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Subject: [Elecraft] XV432 - No intermediate pwr output
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Monday, February 4, 2013, 8:15 PM
I purchased this unit used ( nice workmanship) and it seems to work well in
all respects
except as noted below. I must add that the prior owner told me up front
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I had a similar problem with my XV432. I was able to chase the problem to the
tx
Hello Ian,
Comments below
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 8:48 AM, Ian Greenshields
ian.greenshie...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for all the help and comments received so far, on and off reflector
- I have to say the responsiveness and quality of help on this reflector is
second to none!
To
The LO on my XV432 transverter seems to be very unstable. I think it's
something more than just temperature drift as the frequency will sometimes
jump by several kHz. It's almost as if the crystal is hunting between
different modes of oscillation.
Prodding wiggling the components in the LO
Ian,
Two possibilities occur to me. First, detune the LO inductors L3, L4
and L5 a bit to give you 3 volts maximum at TP1 and see if it stabilizes.
Secondly, try adjusting L4 a bit. It may be that the adjustment of L4
puts the crystal right on the 'hairy' edge of oscillation which would
Wasn't there some issue with the 78L09 at some point? I seem to recall
replacing the low-power versions with standard 7809s .. I'd have to
pop them open to check
de w1rt/john
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 9:01 AM, Don Wilhelm w3...@embarqmail.com wrote:
Ian,
Two possibilities occur to me. First,
Not true on any XV series transverter I have worked on. The leads of a
7809 would not fit the board.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 1/25/2013 9:14 AM, John D'Ausilio wrote:
Wasn't there some issue with the 78L09 at some point? I seem to recall
replacing the low-power versions with standard 7809s .. I'd
Ian,
Does the LO frequency jump if you tap the crystal's can using a plastic
rod such as an alignment tool or pencil? If it does, and if all of the
soldered connections in the LO's circuit are sound, the jump and drift are
most likely caused by some mechanical fault within the crystal
Thanks for all the help and comments received so far, on and off reflector
- I have to say the responsiveness and quality of help on this reflector is
second to none!
To summarise:
1. I have tried detuning L4, along with L3 and L5. L4 is very sensitive as
is probably to be expected, L3 and L5
Are XV432 kits still avaliable?
WTB and assemble one before IARU R1 UHF championship in October
73 Vic US5WE/K1WE (UW5W in VHF contests) KN29AU
UARL VHF committee
Chairman, UARL Lvov Branch LKK
Moderator, UARL VHF portal http://www.vhfdx.at.ua
DXCC card checker in Ukraine
In a recent message, Vic Goncharsky us...@yahoo.com writes
Are XV432 kits still avaliable?
WTB and assemble one before IARU R1 UHF championship in October
Yes, Vic, you can see them listed at...
http://www.elecraft.com/elecraft_prod_list.htm#xvs
73 de David G4DMP
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In a recent message, Vic Goncharsky us...@yahoo.com writes
Are XV432 kits still avaliable?
WTB and assemble one before IARU R1 UHF championship in October
Yes, Vic, you can see them listed at...
http://www.elecraft.com/elecraft_prod_list.htm#xvs
73 de David
I see what you mean, Vic. I think your best bet is to e-mail Eric and
ask him. He ought to make it clear on the website whether it's a kit or
ready built. There should of course be a difference in price.
Like you, I like building stuff, would not consider buying a ready built
rig and was a bit
The XV series transverters- including the XV432 are all kits- only the
surface mount components have been pre-installed on the PC board. The
builder must solder all the remaining parts, assemble the case and align the
unit. refer to the product description page (not the order page), and/or the
Anyone have an XV432 transverter they would like to sell? Please contact me
direct.
73 de Sebastian, W4AS
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I've just finished assembly of the XV432 kit, interfaced to a K3, and ran into
two issues during alignment in Part VI, Filter Alignment.
First, during CW key-down, the voltage at TP5 peaks immediately, then slowly
drops off until it is a volt or more lower than peak. Immediately re-keying
Don,
The manual doesn't state that you must adjust for 10 volts at TP5.
Please read that section again.
It does say that you should not exceed 10 volts at TP5 during the
bandpass filter tuning.
If the output goes above 10 volts, use the input attenuator R22) to
bring the voltage down -
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] XV432 Issues
Don,
The manual doesn't state that you must adjust for 10 volts at TP5.
Please read that section again.
It does say that you should not exceed 10 volts at TP5 during the
bandpass filter tuning.
If the output goes above 10 volts, use the input attenuator R22
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Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2011 5:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] XV432 Issues
Don,
The manual doesn't state that you must adjust for 10 volts at TP5.
Please read that section again.
It does say that you should not exceed 10 volts
with the results.
Thanks again for your quick response.
73,
Don Appleby W3MW
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Have a great day,
Dale - WC7S
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Date: Sat, 6 Aug 2011 21:15:40
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] XV432 Issues
Don,
The manual doesn't state that you must adjust for 10 volts at TP5
Stu2 wrote:
1) Make sure the paint on the inside of the case was removed in the
appropriate spots (connectors, joints, etc.)
A stainless steel scratch pen is your best friend -
USA:http://www.cooltools.us/Scratch-Brush-Pen-Style-Steel-p/brn-209.htm
UK:
Well - probably not fixed, but I was able to find a workaround.
If you haven't been following this thread, the basic issue is that the
PA on my XV432 self oscillates. Thanks to everybody on the list,
including Gary from Elecraft, I had several different things to try.
1) Make sure the paint on
Stu,
Since the length of the coax changes things, I would suggest putting the
matching circuit at the Amp end of the cable rather than the XV432. The
cable length should not matter if it is matched at the amplifier end,
but since the length does change things, it is apparent to me that the
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Thanks guys!
It's
Stu - Three more suggestions:
- remove the paint along the inside edges of the box where the lids
meet the box sides and the C shaped front/back panels, and remove the
paint under the screw heads (I used a dremel bit to grind a nice
circle under the head).
- try increasing the PA Bias a bit,
All the suggestions about trying different cable lengths are good thoughts
to help find the sweet spot of compatibility between the XV432 output
circuit impedance and the Henry input impedance.
Folks on the repeater-builder group talk about this very issue often; Of
course in their case they are
Thanks guys!
It's quite weird. When I say key up, I mean activate the XV432 PTT with
the rig (exciter) in CW mode without pressing the CW key. That is, no
RF goes into the transverter. Just the simple fact of keying the
transverter while it is connected to something other than a 50 Ohm load
Stu
A couple of thoughts.
You didn't mention if the oscillation was occurring with the amp driving an
antenna or a dummy load. The Elecraft transverters have lots of nice features
but they are quite poorly shielded. If you were using an antenna you might be
getting an RF feedback loop
On 5/9/2011 6:32 AM, Steve Kavanagh wrote:
Stu
A couple of thoughts.
You didn't mention if the oscillation was occurring with the amp driving an
antenna or a dummy load. The Elecraft transverters have lots of nice
features but they are quite poorly shielded. If you were using an
Date: Sun, 08 May 2011 13:34:55 -0400
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Subject: [Elecraft] XV432 Oscillates with Amp connected
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Good day,
I'm working with the XV432, Flex 1500
Hello Stu2,
Some time ago, I had problems with an oscillating (or at the tip of
starting self-oscillation) XV432. It manifested in such a way, the XV432
being very sensitive to input power levels and jumpy output power when
adjusting the power level. Together with a Mirage D1010 (100W 70cm PA)
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Subject: [Elecraft] XV432 Oscillates with Amp connected
First off let me state that I do not have any of the equipment Stu is
using. The fact the XV432 likes the 50-ohm termination (dummy load
to the rest of us), says it looks like
Good day,
I'm working with the XV432, Flex 1500 and Henry 2004A Amp. The rig,
xvrtr and amp PTTs are sequenced. Hoping somebody might have been down
this path before and has a solution.
If I connect the transverter output to the amp (or different pieces of
open coax) and key the transverter,
Gang,
Per Don's suggestion, I have forwarded all info to E-Support. One more thing
for here. I have summarized my Troubleshooting voltages.
The following numbers that are not consistent with the charts.
RF PWR Module, U7, Pin 3, 2.5V in TX vs the stated 3.5-4.5
TP1, 3.6V in Rx and 3.5 in Tx vs
Robert,
What DC voltage do you measure at the output pin of U6.
5.0V in TX
Are you able to set the bias current of U7 with R39 as stated in the
manual?
Yes, no problem
Does the receive side work?
Yes, I think. When I turn on the Elecraft N-Gen the noise goes a lot.
Bob
On Mon,
Robert,
One more thing on the last tests. I WAS able to peak up FL1 and C1 on RX
with the N-Gen.
73,
Mark K2QO
FN03ra
On Mon, Sep 6, 2010 at 5:23 PM, Mark Adams msadam...@gmail.com wrote:
Robert,
What DC voltage do you measure at the output pin of U6.
5.0V in TX
Are you able to set
Hi Gang,
Just finished my XV432 expecting to use it next weekend in the ARRL VHF in
my rover setup. Murphy has hit and maybe someone can give me a hand.
My setup is a K2/XV60/IO module running xverter duty with an XV222 using the
split IF, Elecraft control cable, etc. I've used this for a few
Mark,
I am going to guess that you are plagued with the gremlin of 432 MHz
energy getting back to the K60XV and interfering with its power
measurement mechanism.
Plug the XV432 for high power input and drive it from the BNC on the K2
until you get it aligned.
If all goes well when connected
Don,
I rearranged the XV432 to be driven at 5W with my FT817 (my uW IF radio).
Now, all the tests up to the one originally in question, were fine. I still
have 0 Volts at TP5.
What is new: When I rotate R22 CW while feeding 5W from the 817, at about
25% rotation of R22, the overload LEDs on the
Mark,
I am out of help on that one. If you have not already, it is time to
email support at elecraft dot com.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 9/5/2010 6:46 PM, Mark Adams wrote:
Don,
I rearranged the XV432 to be driven at 5W with my FT817 (my uW IF radio).
Now, all the tests up to the one originally
Mark,
Even though TP5 is zero, do you measure power output power with an external
meter? What do you see at TP6 (marked TP5 on the schematic. TP6 is at the
input of the gain block)
Bob
On Sun, Sep 5, 2010 at 5:48 PM, Don Wilhelm w3...@embarqmail.com wrote:
Mark,
I am out of help on that
Can any of the owners of a XV432 comment on the frequency stability?
Thanks.
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Not quite - but I can comment on the XV144. The stability is OK with the
crystal oven though not exceptional. It need to be left on all the time or
it will take a while to settle on power up. There is a jumper for that.
The XV432 is likely to be approximately 3x less stable than the XV144.
Mike
am i thinking right that k10 grounds during xmit and is open on receive. i
think it's stuck in xmit on mine.
ron
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Ron,
It certainly seems that way to me - those are Normally Open contacts and
the relay coil is activated by 12T which is only active during transmit.
Disconnect everything from the Ant jack (J1) and measure the resistance
between the center conductor of J1 to ground - it should be fairly high
Hi all,
I have put together an XV432 transverter and it went together very well.
But I have a problem on alignment, so can somebody assist please.
Aligning the local oscillator, the instructions are to peak L3,L4,L5 for
maximum, for a peak voltage which should be between1.5 and 3volts,
nominally
I have a recently assembled XV432 interfaced with my K3 and I am finding
that about 50% of the time I close the PTT on the K3, the XV432 turns
off. Anybody have some insight on this problem?
Thanks.
73, Ed K1TR
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big thanks to robert friess for helping me get my rig working. simple fix 10
ohm res in series with the power module input lead. stopped the rig from
staying keyed at fullpower till i shut it off. now to make some
contacts.thanks again, ron
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big thanks to robert friess for helping me get my rig
working. simple fix 10 ohm res in series with the power
module input lead. stopped the rig from staying keyed at
fullpower till i shut it off. now to make some
still having problems with my xv432. voltage at tp-1 is 4.95 v, should be
2.50 nom. any ideas. get this fixed an then i can go on to the big problem.
ron
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Hi Ron,
Please keep the group informed of the latest development. It is interested to
notice that there is NOT even one single product review of XV432 in eham.net.
73
Johnny Siu VR2XMC
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still having problems with my xv432. voltage at tp-1 is 4.95
v, should be 2.50 nom. any ideas. get
anybody work on xv432. need mine fixed. itbeyond my abilities.
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it works on dummy load. on ant when you key it it goes to full power doesnt
un key tiil you shut it off and the red led stays lit till you turn turn it
back on. using k2 for radio.all other xv transverters work ok.where do i
start looking. antenna works on a different radio.
ron
Ron, did you apply the changes in the Assembly manual errata?
Bob, N6CM
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un key tiil you shut it off and the red led stays lit till you turn turn it
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Hi All,
I finished assembling a XV432 transverter and seem to
have
a little
problem with both power and frequency stability. After
going through
Hi All,
I finished assembling a XV432 transverter and seem to have a little
problem with both power and frequency stability. After going through the
alignment steps, the power starts dropping from 20W down to about 10
after sending CW into a dummy load for 20 seconds or so. During this
time,
Hello Group.
In response to my earlier email asking for the above, I have received one reply
so far.
Anyway, my second K3 has already been shipped so that it is now no point to
place an order for xv432 in order to save shipping costs.
Thanks for your time in reading my post.
73
Johnny Siu
Hi Folks,
I wonder if I can pick the collective brain about my XV432 which has low
power output.
I am driving the transverter with my K2 and the XV60. This is all fine
as my XV144 performs perfectly. The problem is in my XV432. Key down I
get about 7W output for the first second or so then
filter alignment, pg 28. when i try to adjust filters the voltage just keeps
dropping.happens as soon as i key the rig. any sugestions.
ron.
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Hi Ron,
After the XV144, I am also considering a XV432. Please keep us updated or
write your product review in the www.eham.net
73
Johnny Siu VR2XMC
From: Ron McMurray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft post elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] xv432
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 18:29:58
Hi Group,
I have just created a product review column in www.eham.net for XV432. I
would be grateful if the XV432 users could give us their views.
http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/6462
73
Johnny Siu VR2XMC
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Hi List,
I soldered faster than I read. So Q1 is now installed in a common fashion
without teflon spacer. Leads are clipped. What am I going to do now?
If the teflon is just for spacing I would remove the Q, prolong the leads
and install it without the teflon but spaced (I think the teflon
I soldered faster than I read. So Q1 is now installed in a common fashion
without teflon spacer. Leads are clipped. What am I going to do now?
If the teflon is just for spacing I would remove the Q, prolong the leads
and install it without the teflon but spaced (I think the teflon won't fit
Finally got around to building the XV432 this weekend .. pretty much
goes together just like the other XV's, took me about 6 hours. Fired
up just fine, got it tweaked and on the air last evening.
I'll be drilling the prototype combination end-panel this evening, and
if all goes well I'll post a
Slight follow-on, the IC-7800 has (from memory) full RX up to 50 MHz or so.
I'm not looking at using terrestrial 70cms at the moment, but no doubt this
will happen at some time (who knows).
With luck I'll have the IC-7000 in a few months, so for simplex 2m / 70cms
this is the easier and (very
Simon,
Since the IF is stated to be 28 to 32 MHz, I believe that translates into a
receive range of 432 to 436 MHz. I recall something being said earlier
about an optional crystal frequency for a different range, but I see nothing
about that in the XV data sheet.
73,
Don W3FPR
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Hi,
I just printed out the XV flyer (on my new OKI C5250 colour printer). Didn't
see this info about the IF - I wonder if my IC-7800 will TX between 30 and
32 MHz in transverter mode - guess I'll have to ask around.
I usually just listen anyway, rarely transmit.
Simon Brown
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