Re: Two tones test generator
Francois,
I've been experimenting with a RFZero board. RFZero is an Arduino based
signal generator with many, many different applications. The RFZero team
has written Arduino scripts available for
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Robin Midgett
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#40952
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Re: Two tones test generator
I would like to understand your participation but I am already very constrained by the use of abbreviations and certain words that Google does not translate for me.
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Fran?ois
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#40951
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Re: Two tones test generator
U can test a xcvr? with a 2 tone....? but not a linear amplifier (the exception being if using a xcvr with Class A, like the yaesu, and even that won't work in my case, since the MK-V only puts out
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Jim VE7RF
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All Electronics former employees now operate Aretronics
The former employees of All Electronics have formed a new electronic surplus store called Aretronics: https:// aretronics.com/ ( https://aretronics.com/ )
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Robin Midgett
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Re: Two tones test generator
Francois,
There are a number of 2-tone software apps that could drive a computer sound card with very high quality output.? If you have a computer (or laptop) near the workbench or shack, maybe
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Jeff AC0C
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Re: Two tones test generator
Thank you
Here is one:
https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/ect-2t-gen
Arg $140 as they humorously write:
Order a couple, build both and give away one as a gift! Spread the word: Elecraft
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Fran?ois
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Re: G3SEK TRIODE BOARD on eBay
Yes. No problem.
vk6apk@...
73, Alek VK6APK.
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Alek Petkovic
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#40946
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Re: G3SEK TRIODE BOARD on eBay
Alek,
Can I send you an email on this? I possibly would be interested in it, just need to talk to someone and see if we still need it or not.
Thanks
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Billy Pickering
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Re: Two tones test generator
Bonjour Francois,
The last two-tone generator I purchased was
a kit from Elecraft.
Hal Mandel
W4HBM
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HaL Mandel
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#40944
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Re: Two tones test generator
Hello Francois;
Here is one:
https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/ect-2t-gen
73
Tim K3LR
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2025 11:06 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [ham-amplifiers] Two
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Tim Duffy K3LR
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#40943
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Two tones test generator
Hello
Do you have any recent experience of buying a generator of this type. Please send me references of such a product.
Thank you
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F1AMM
Fran?ois
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Fran?ois
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Re: G3SEK TRIODE BOARD on eBay
The relay control on the GM3SEK board became messy when using tetrodes or triodes with handles.
There was also external parts that there were not documented? that had to be added externally for
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tardivat@...
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Re: G3SEK TRIODE BOARD on eBay
Yes. I bought the complete WD7S kit years ago and then decided that it was much simpler to include the features that I wanted in my amp constructions without the board.
I still have it here, as I
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Alek Petkovic
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Re: G3SEK TRIODE BOARD on eBay
For simple GG triodes,? do u really require a triode control board ?? ?The step started HV supply, and step started? fil supply can be done? without the triode control board.? ?Ditto with grid
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Jim VE7RF
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Re: Keying interface
Mine are? the model..... ODC-15A? ( 15 vdc input side, and a huge plus / minus range)? ?and are rated for 250 vdc @ 1 amp on the output side.
The other version is called a ODC-15, and output side
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Jim VE7RF
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Re: Keying interface
Alan, Jim, I sure like that. I downloaded the datasheet. I'll look more
into these.
Thanks!
Bob W4JFA
[email protected]> wrote:
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Bob
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Re: Keying interface
On Tue, Jan 14, 2025 at 07:05 AM, Jim VE7RF wrote:
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> I used an opto-22? ?opto isolator.? You can get em in 5 vdc.....15
> vdc...and 24 vdc? on the input side....... (and each of those 3 x
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Alan - W5ARM
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Re: G3SEK TRIODE BOARD on eBay
WB2FKO said:
"Keeping with GM3SEK's original design philosophy, the boards could be re-engineered with a modern microcontroller that could also implement a versatile sequencer function, thermal
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Brandon DX
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Re: Keying interface
Henry 2K-3
Bob W4JFA
<bob.herendeen@...> wrote:
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Bob
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Re: Keying interface
Jim, Thank you. When studying this, most optocoupler diagrams show 3
connections, VCC, OUT, GND/NEG. For amplifier keying there's only two wires,
POS and NEG which need to be connected to key the amp.
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Bob
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