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Re: Some thoughts on cases for exterior loop antenna amplifiers
Whith a simple hole, sometimes small insects get in and the IP-class of sealed cases is lost. Thus instead of a simple hole, i prefer protective air and moisture vents. There are two versions, cheaper
By Fred M · #20002 ·
Re: Some thoughts on cases for exterior loop antenna amplifiers
No mater how good the box is, if you don¡¯t drill vent holes in it you will get water in eventually. Everett N4CY Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS
By Everett N4CY · #20001 ·
Re: Some thoughts on cases for exterior loop antenna amplifiers
Clever idea on the GoreTex tape and good find on the Honeywell vent. FWIW, I just deployed my LZ1AQ in a sealed ABS box with one of these for a breather: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C328HWV7
By Dan Clementi · #20000 ·
Some thoughts on cases for exterior loop antenna amplifiers
Some thoughts on cases for exterior loop antenna amplifiers. This equally applies to any electronics in exterior service. The top of the line cases are polycarbonate, Hammond probably manufactures the
By wn4isx <wn4isx@...> · #19999 ·
Re: Good Morning from Rural VA
Good read! I think your Miss Marsh could be related to my grammar school physics teacher :-) Michael 2E0IHW
By Michael.2E0IHW · #19998 ·
Re: Good Morning from Rural VA
Guy, I have an LZ1AQ that almost got installed before I had other things happen in life. I am also laying out a Wellbrook board from the traced-out schematics. My main antenna has been an active whip
By Mike M · #19997 ·
Re: Good Morning from Rural VA
I took introduction to chemistry and physics in the 9th grade (along with Latin and typing) The teacher was a cast iron !@$% about properly documenting every step of every experiment we did.
By wn4isx <wn4isx@...> · #19996 ·
Re: Reduced version of the ALA1530
Steve, ?? thanks. Well, I am interested also in VLF, so maybe I should try to get hold of some 2SK932, though the idea of working with SMDs is not appealing (but I have already done that in the
By Alberto I2PHD · #19995 ·
Re: Good Morning from Rural VA
Hi WN4ISX and Simon, Thanks for the notes. Both of you. First WN4ISX (Terry?) Thanks for the reminder to keep notes. Being an old submariner and Sonar tech, ELF,VLF,HF and NDB's and CW interest me.
By Guy Mengel N1GMM · #19994 ·
Re: Good Morning from Rural VA
PS.. I am new to using receivers, and SWL CW listening. Newbie here. Not new to Ham Radio QRP and CW though.. -- 73/ Guy, N1GMM Web Presence: Withywindle ( https://niggles-parish.blogspot.com/ )
By Guy Mengel N1GMM · #19993 ·
Re: Good Morning from Rural VA
Hi Mike, Thanks for the info on Chris's paper (Chris, thanks for all the work!). Very interesting and am thinking of implementing a shielded loop radial using this. What loops are you using? My plans
By Guy Mengel N1GMM · #19992 ·
Re: New to being ownwer/moderator
It is an incredibly long tale told across multiple mailing lists, mostly forgotten. Anyone remember Onelist? Loads more transferred and absorbed. I'm awaiting more radiation, sadly their machine broke
By Steven Greenfield AE7HD · #19991 ·
Re: Good Morning from Rural VA
Also wanted to mention that I'd probably go with PEC-AL-PEC 1" if I had to purchase loop material again. Like this one: https://www.ebay.com/itm/144928782978 You get slightly more than 1" (OD) of
By rfsam · #19990 ·
Re: New to being ownwer/moderator
I had a complete replacement of both knees simultaneously a few years ago. I didn't want to go through PT twice and wanted it over with (the pain on simply walking had become intolerable). Sure, it
By W0LEV · #19989 ·
Re: Good Morning from Rural VA
Not sure if this info will be helpful to anyone but I double boxed my LZ1AQ. Internal box is what it came in from Chavdar. An external one is much bigger IP67 box that also holds two 1m loops:
By rfsam · #19988 ·
Re: Schematic & PCB design software
Carl, You can try QRZ, N4CY, or Everettsharp (at) aol com. Everett N4CY
By Everett N4CY · #19986 ·
Re: Schematic & PCB design software
I second that. There is a SprintLayout group on Groups.io. Lots of useful files in the files section. The program costs about the same as dinner for 4-5 at McDonalds and is not a subscription or an
By Sam Reaves · #19985 ·
Re: Reduced version of the ALA1530
Sometime back I mentioned to the list about experiments I've done using various numbers of jfets as well as trying different types. Using the 2SK715s (or the SMD equivalents), the input impedance
By Steve Ratzlaff · #19984 ·
Re: Schematic & PCB design software
Everett, How do I contact you off-list about some board designs? Thanks, Carl AK4OT
By cd_lovitt · #19983 ·
Reduced version of the ALA1530
What happens if, instead of the 4+4 2SK715 FETs used in the schematic of the ALA1530, I will use only 2 + 2 ? I have only 5 of those FETs, so cannot build the schematic in its original form... Are
By Alberto I2PHD · #19982 ·