What I use here is relatively simple in hooking up the NCC-1 Phaser.
The output on the unit, of courses, goes to the radio and in my case
since Icom w/o and external antenna port is use a DXE RTR-1A to provide
the the RX/TX switching. (This also allows be to choose the TX antenna
for RX with
Thanks guys for all the input - no pun intended.
What I have been considering, is to install a 4 square receive system,
offset from my Bog's by 45 degrees.
The two systems could then be phased as needed, for interference redux, or
signal improvement.
73,
Art NK8X
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On Fri, Jan 22, 2016 at 1:20
Is there any preferred method to allow an easy choice of multiple main and
auxiliary antennas when using the phasing unit?
I never quite figured that out with the 1026. I envision ending up with
something resembling a CATV headend.
73
Art
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On Thu, Jan 21, 2016 at 7:36 PM, Herbert Schoenbohm <
I did reverse cables constantly on the MFJ but the operations was always
troublesome and time consuming with the 1026. The DXE NCC-1 operation is
smooth and with the large phasing know obtaining nulls on much more
reliable. From what Ii have been to do with two major DX-peditions on
160 in
, Coreen & Corey
Keswick Ridge, NB
From: Mike Smith VE9AA [mailto:ve...@nbnet.nb.ca]
Sent: January 18, 2016 6:32 PM
To: 'topband@contesting.com'
Subject: re: Topband: NCC-1 Phaser
Herb,
This is very interesting to me. I hope this helps your noise. I have had
11 glorious year of ow
: re: Topband: NCC-1 Phaser
Herb,
This is very interesting to me. I hope this helps your noise. I have had
11 glorious year of owning a silent QTH. Now I have a neighbour who has an
electric fence which bothers me terribly.
Spikes are every second (or so) and on 160m they are
Herb,
This is very interesting to me. I hope this helps your noise. I have had
11 glorious year of owning a silent QTH. Now I have a neighbour who has an
electric fence which bothers me terribly.
Spikes are every second (or so) and on 160m they are 20/9 (and that's with
the NB on ! ! ! )
