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> From: Don Kirk [mailto:wd8...@gmail.com]
> Sent: 27 November 2017 13:09
> To: Roger Kennedy
> Cc: topband
> Subject: Re: Topband: BOG pre amp info ?
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> HI Roger,
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> You said "However, the circuit seems od
i 40 m. Aby však mělo použití ...
Od: Topband <topband-boun...@contesting.com> v mene používateľa Tim Shoppa
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Odoslané: 27. novembra 2017 15:03:26
Komu: Roger Kennedy
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Predmet: Re: Topband: BOG pre amp info
ught it was
> about 50 ohms.
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> Guess I'm wrong then ! Sorry about that.
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> (I already built a FET pre-amp for my Loop . . . but was just commenting.)
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> 73 Roger G3YRO
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> From: Don Kirk [mailto:wd8...@gmail.com]
> Sent: 27 November 2017 13:09
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built a FET pre-amp for my Loop . . . but was just commenting.)
73 Roger G3YRO
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From: Don Kirk [mailto:wd8...@gmail.com]
Sent: 27 November 2017 13:09
To: Roger Kennedy
Cc: topband
Subject: Re: Topband: BOG pre amp info ?
HI Roger,
You said "However, the circuit seem
HI Roger,
You said "However, the circuit seems odd . . . I used transformers in and
out on my Loop Preamp, to give a match to 50 ohms."
I believe your above statement was in reference to the W7IUV preamp. I've
measured the W7IUV preamp input and output impedances and also modeled the
W7IUV
That's a nice cheap board, and worth using considering it has relay
switching too . . .
However, the circuit seems odd . . . I used transformers in and out on my
Loop Preamp, to give a match to 50 ohms.
Roger G3YRO
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Subject: Re: Topband: BOG pre amp info ?
I use a KD9SV pre-amp for my reversible beverage on the ground (RBOG) available
from DX Engineering (DXE Part number: SVP-SV-PP160RBOG). It is not a kit.
Pre-amp works very well, is low noise and ha
I use a KD9SV pre-amp for my reversible beverage on the ground (RBOG) available
from DX Engineering (DXE Part number: SVP-SV-PP160RBOG). It is not a kit.
Pre-amp works very well, is low noise and has 20db of gain
As for height, the experts say laying on the ground or a couple of inches. I
am
On Tue, Nov 21, 2017 at 6:14 PM, Mike Waters wrote:
> Something quite similar to the W7IUV is what I've used for years. See
> www.w0btu.com/W0BTU-broadband-preamps.html
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> BTW, I just removed his IMD improvement mod yesterday, hoping to see if
> the lower noise figure helped
Per Larrys comment, to the best of my knowledge the most current W7IUV
design is captured in his Revision 5 document, and the schematic within
this document that's the most current design is identified as follows:
Revised 13Sep09.
Here is a link to Revision 5 document:
Larry, W7IUV, made some changes to the design over the years. It's important to
find the latest recommended component valves for optimum preamp performance.
GL - Steve WB6RSE
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I agree with Jim Murray that the W7IUV would be a good preamp to try with
your BOG. I know of at least one online company that sells the parts and
circuit board for the W7IUV preamp and here is their URL
http://www.mtmscientific.com/preamp.html
I built a couple of the W7IUV preamps, and made my
hello i am still looking for a pre amp for my BOG antenna 61 meter long is any
one can recommend something that do work nice with the BOG thank you kind 73
elan g0uut
is any one can tell me if i lift the bog above ground what benefit i will get
if so how high from the ground ?
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