My 2c, having owned MFJ269, AIM4170, VNWA2.3 & 3, AA54, SARK110, old
noise bridges, and used a friends FG-01 on a DXpedition.
The MFJ is old, not all that accurate and really useless in the presence
of other strong RF, eg BCB. Sold it. I'd call it obsolete vs current
competition.
AIM4170
Maybe a dumb question but how can you tell the resonant freq with
the AA-54. I have one and can do the graph and see where it dips to
the lowest
but havent figured out how to find the resonant freq other than entering
freqs in the
close by range and find on that has the lowest SWR. I have
Hi Felipe,
I've never done Beverage switching in my antenna field, my
nine receiving antenna feedlines go individually to my shack.
But I'll speculate a bit, perhaps others can comment based on
their actual experience.
The feed point impedance of a Beverage antenna is approximately
450
I also have AA-54 analyzers. There is no comparing the MFJ-259B to the
AA-54. The rig expert unit runs circles around the MFJ in so many ways.
Once you use an AA-54 I will guarantee that you will never ever want to use
an MFJ analyzer again.
73...Stan, K5GO
On Sun, Mar 27, 2016 at 4:45 PM,
Try SARK-110
http://www.sark110.com/home
beats others mostly hands down.
73,
Martin, OK1RR
Dne 27.3.2016 v 21:08 dick.bingham napsal(a):
Greetings All
I am getting fed up with multiple trips between new antenna matching stations
and the
tx-source/VSWR and not converging on a good match in
On 3/27/2016 12:08 PM, dick.bingham wrote:
73 Dick/w7wkr CN97uj
Most or all of these devices are intolerant of
strong AM BCB signals. If you have BCB stations
within 10 or 15 miles, try to borrow one to see
if it works for your situation before buying
one. If you buy one, try to get
Hello Frank
Thank you for your email, just one more question.
Do you put the relay directly at each antenna wire or do you just connect
the ground to a common point and you select and deselect the antenna you
want to be connected to ground?
73s Filipe CT1ILT
Sent from my Huawei Mate 8
Em
Hi Dick,
I have an AA-54 and its the best hand held antenna analyzer I've
ever owned.
73
Frank
W3LPL
- Original Message -
From: "dick.bingham"
To: topband@contesting.com
Sent: Sunday, March 27, 2016 7:08:09 PM
Subject: Topband: Handheld Impedance
Keep at it Gents!
I was fortunate enough to work VK0EK yesterday 03/26/16 @ 20:24Z at our Grey
Line on my magnetic loop antenna.
They were only audible for 5 minutes at best.. Great sigs though. Truly
599
I see there was a circuit to NA from Heard Island @ 01:00Z today.
Good
On Sun, Mar 27, 2016 at 2:40 PM, Jim Brown
wrote:
> I don't have time to write off-list replies to questions that have general
> interest, so I'm responding on the list.
Same here. :-)
My "quick and dirty antenna analyzer is still a 10+ year old MFJ-259B. I
> also
On Sun,3/27/2016 12:08 PM, dick.bingham wrote:
I certainly do not want to restart this topic but new stuff is becoming
available and I don't want to settle for second best if 'best' is not 2X more
costly!
I don't have time to write off-list replies to questions that have
general interest,
Hi guys
any other suggestion?
Maybe this is the reason why my EU direction bevs never worked fine... the
ground rods are about 40cm from each other.
What about using 1 radial in each direction attached to each ground rod?
73's Filipe Lopes
CT1ILT - CR6K
F4VPX - TM3M
2016-03-22 16:21 GMT+01:00
Greetings All
I am getting fed up with multiple trips between new antenna matching stations
and the
tx-source/VSWR and not converging on a good match in quick order !
Please send me - OFF LINE - your recommendation for a handheld impedance
measuring tool that covers 400KHz to at least
On Sat,3/26/2016 3:49 AM, Mark van Wijk, PA5MW wrote:
Our fixed setups usually had harmonic coax stub filters per
individual antenna.
You may find my applications note on optimizing the location of harmonic
stubs useful. It's on my website. k9yc.com/publish.htm Using the
technique I've
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