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Simon, very useful info. What size is your "tiny hole" ? Michael 2E0IHW - near the Atlantic...

Well a tiny hole is certainly the least expensive and if he's switched from Hylec vents to tiny holes, perhaps I need to rethink my options. I will say the CCW dual polarity H/V active antenna with

For what it's worth, here is Chris Molding's post in CCW group about box venting: /g/CrossCountryWireless/message/9179 I've got CCW Experimenter's amp in February this year and it

Hi Guy, Of that would be of any help here is a list of parts I used: PVC IP67 box: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NTWZTDD (different sizes available) Cable glands:

I wonder if anyone here has had any experience of the XG189? I recently bought one and it seems to work in a lashed up table top experiment using a sig gen and a dual channel scope.. I am particularly

Altium was recently acquired by Renesas Electronics. https://www.renesas.com/us/en/about/press-room/renesas-completes-acquisition-altium 73, Scott AK5SD

The only sintered filters I ever saw were the ones on the small compressors that drove the air bearing heads on an Ampex Quad machine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadruplex_videotape The heads

I've seen some that also have a filter material within them, some multiple layers, screen, sintered material, a fibrous material, what looks like blotter paper, I think some are designed for oil, or

Ah the joys of dyslexia and fatigue, I mean 2003. I had to write the final notes in our FCC log, "Satellite dish moved to lowest elevation, power has been removed and the system should be considered

I'd be a bit concerned over the size of the "holes" in the sintered brass, they might be large enough to allow water ingress. I've spent the day searching for how the big boys protect their exterior

I've seen the stick on, now I know what those are! In recent projects, I've been using brass, or stainless steel "breather" vents. Here is an

Hi Henry, Unfortunately, I suspect Altium may fall into that category at some point, it's just too tempting a prospect to avoid acquisition by a competitor. Autodesk being one I can immediately think

My CCW dual polarity H/V antenna, https://www.crosscountrywireless.net/dual_pol_active_antenna.htm has never had condensation. Chris used a Hammond RP1060 with a Hylec vent and wire glands of

A modern PCB design Software can handle metric als well as medieval imperial measures in parallel. :-) The challenge is more with the user, not for the Software. Footprints and pitch of most

If Sprint is too simplistic then in my view? use Altium? if you want to invest in a future proof solution. Even if you can find a old version of Protel 98SE? it can do just about everything and all

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

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

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

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

Good read! I think your Miss Marsh could be related to my grammar school physics teacher :-) Michael 2E0IHW