At 23:06 05/01/2008, you wrote:
Hi John,
I was actually wondering if they had copied your switching network,
although I'm sure you build yours with better quality parts! I like
your arrangement - quick, simple and neat. Unfortunately, it won't work
for me with four different SDR radios running
--- Rob Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John,
Have you seen the MFJ-640 2-Radio Receive Audio Mixer? It looks like
it
performs similar finctions to your Audio Switching network, come in a
neat little box and costs $49.95. I was trying to figure out how
many
switches it would take
At 06:26 05/01/2008, Rob wrote:
John,
Have you seen the MFJ-640 2-Radio Receive Audio Mixer?
and, of course, IRCA's own DXer's Technical Guide has been showing
the world something similar in all editions since 1980
best wishes,
Nick
Nick,
Is the tech guide at the IRCA site? If so, I didn't find it.
The MFJ mixer looks interesting, but I don't need to remind hams what the
initials of MFJ jokikngly mean. Only one eham review of the product and the
reviewer was concerned with the quality of the switches.
Gil
Rob,
Thanks for the tip on the MFJ unit... I wasn.t aware of it. It does
do the same thing, but the e-ham reviews question the reliability of
some fairly cheap switches. For those who are really short of radio
time or who shy away from even simple construction, the MFJ unit
might be the way
John,
Have you seen the MFJ-640 2-Radio Receive Audio Mixer? It looks like it
performs similar finctions to your Audio Switching network, come in a
neat little box and costs $49.95. I was trying to figure out how many
switches it would take to add the SRF-59 2-radio phasing to your
network
