On Wed,3/23/2016 11:38 PM, Mark van Wijk, PA5MW wrote:
The problem is that while listening to your receiving antennas, there
is also some signal from the transmit antenna getting through thanks
to the internal cross-talk of your rig's TX/RX relay.
There are many heads to this snake, but also
Good point.
On 160 there was also a relatively nearby 829KHz AM BC station.
The RDX PI4YLC Field-Day-style station used an OM-Power 6 BPF in its TX
path.
But no additional BPF or AM BCB HP filter in the RX path.
A mistake I should have recognized.
Thanks for the test procedure.
Will use that
Hi Kees,
That is what I successfully do at home, because my 160m vertical re-radiates
to my RX antennes.
But at the recent RDXC PI4YLC FD contest station both the 40 and 80m
full-size deltaloops were not detuned or switched to GND or anything.
The YL ops wanted to be able to listen to them
Hi Terry,
I have no access to the K3's as they belong to someone else.
But I learned there is no such thing as total isolation.
Not even with the Frond end savers, unless they incorporate several relays
in series.
But I did check my TT ORION using the Elecraft XG3 generator; isolation is
>>I was wondering what people do besides the obvious 'kill the TX antenna
input during RX mode' ?<<
There are several reasons why it is necessary to detune the TX antenna
during RX, however disconnecting the center of the TX coax during RX on 160m
is a MUST.
If you don't understand the problem
I am using 2xTS590 and never had any issues either.
73s Filipe
CT1ILT CR6K
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Em 24/03/2016 12:05 p.m., "Terry Posey" escreveu:
> Hi Mark -
>
> I have not experienced K3 TX/RX antenna isolation problems with my station
> configuration. I expect
Hi Mark -
I have not experienced K3 TX/RX antenna isolation problems with my station
configuration. I expect that if there is an isolation problem with your
rig's TX and external RX antenna routing/switching, that problem would be
nearly impossible to quantify using your station's TX and RX
Hi Bill,
I think this is not what I meant here; I also do use BPF's and the Front End
Savers.
The problem is that while listening to your receiving antennas, there is
also some signal from the transmit antenna getting through thanks to the
internal cross-talk of your rig's TX/RX relay.
I