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Yes, definitely try chokes on the coax next. 73, Willie N1JBJ

Hi Willie, hi Allan, First of all, thank you to both of you for taking time to answer me. I appreciate your support. How did I tested my antenna, they are the one I use in SOTA with my FT 818, but

Around 1900, there were lots of “Lightning Rod” salesmen traveling in the Midwest selling their pricey systems to home owners. Lots of lightning related house fires pushed many home owners to

Allison's post led my to look up Rudy N6LF. His site has some very interesting reading. https://www.antennasbyn6lf.com/ -- Colin - K6JTH http://tangokeys.com

I'm a pre-tinner also and see no reason to not do a DC continuity check before installing in a board.? Just seems like the sensible technique to me.? I pre-tin leads and braid on coax connectors as

I am back here. Thank you Ron Carr for your reply! You was right... it works now! That was my third Si5351A Synthesizer Module assembled. I did not have a problem with the two others (actually I had

Hello-- Here in rural NH, many houses feature what's called "standing-seam steel"? roofs because they're better at shedding ice and snow buildup than shingles or (Heaven forefend) slate

Stop tempting me with more projects I don't have time to play with! Joshua

If they are separate inductors, yes, then inductors do act similarly to parallel resistors. But ! two or three or four parallel windings on a single toroid or coil form act like a single larger

Duane, Maybe I missed when it was discussed, but if you have Wsjtx set to use a fixed Tx freq then the receive can be anywhere in the passband and will not likely be at the transmit frequency

Inductors in parallel divide like resistors in parallel.

Exactly Geoff.? My concern was around the offset received not seeming to be what I'm trasmitting.? I've since added ferrite chokers around both the SDRPlay usb cable and the QDX usb cable.? The TX

Curious, have you tried another mode - maybe simple CW beacon? ----- Rob KB8RCO

There are 3 purposes for grounding systems;?electrical safety, lightning protection, and RF management.? What is sufficient for one may be inadequate for another; fixing a receiver noise issue may

Mike, That is UNREAL !! Apparently packages only move on the 11th of the month ? Thanks for the laugh at your expense. 72, JohnKK4ITX Click Here for Zephyrhills Area Amateur Radio ClubMany of

Hello Matt Yes. The only difference is the toroids and capacitors in the Low pass Filters and Band Pass Filters. That and the set-up of the "Band Configuration" screen. There are no SMD's to change.

Any of Hans kits with inductors I build I tend to tin the coil wires before I assemble them on the boards, this makes sure the enamel is gone and mostly eliminates this issue and you don’t risk

Hi Hans, is it possible to use a low band kit changing the Toroids? for use on the high bands? Probably I have to remove the SMD capacitors too. Do you publish a manual for the high band version? I

No problem, partly my reading problem too. It does sound like Rx isn't doing all it should. I would suggest reflowing the solder joints on L12, a full 10 seconds on each connection. I recently had

The dummy load is connected only while running the self-tests. Sorry to be unclear. It's connected to a 20m dipole when trying to actually receive signals - but I was noting that the noise level