Hi

As part of your “simple replacement” … keep in mind that it needs to act
both as a multiplier *and* as a mixer. The two modes need to be reasonably
separate from each other or you (likely) get a real mess. 

Bob

> On Oct 25, 2020, at 4:26 PM, Ulf Kylenfall via time-nuts 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> 
> Disassembled the surplus Rx cell by first disconnecting 
> the short jumper cable and then unscrewed the brass 
> part. Inside was a tiny diode, color coded "391" 
> as have been previously discussed in a thread some years ago. 
> 
> I recon that if a diode would some time in the future breakan external 
> multiplier featuring modern semiconductorsshould not be that hard to design 
> and connect directlyto the loop in the other end of the jumper cable.  
> 
> Actually, I was expecting something in a tiny ceramic 
> package with a UNF thread in one end and a gold plated 
> cap in the other. Not anything that looked like a 1N4148...
> I could see that the bottom coax part of the SRD assembly 
> had been filled with curing silicone after the diode had been put in place. 
> Removing/replacing it would require using a drilland fixture but it should be 
> doable without 
> cracking the glass... 
> 
> Ulf Kylenfall 
> SM6GXV 
> 
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