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Re: Wellgood amp enclosure
Diecast aluminum boxes are relatively inexpensive, some can offer waterproofing with an inset gasket, and offer good E-field shielding (if proper attention is paid to ingress/egress of
By W0LEV · #20704 ·
Re: Wellgood amp enclosure
Thanks for all the suggestions, but I recently purchased an LZ1AQ type amp from Everett instead.? Local waterproof PVC electrical boxes fit the circuit board just right.? I use 1/2 inch Heliax for
By K2TL Jim · #20703 ·
Re: Wellgood amp enclosure
Suggestion for KISS method completely DIY.? I thought it was rather difficult to make such a small PCB preamp DIY without a special PCB, so I am just using a 80x80x50mm waterproof electrical box with
By JohnG3PQA · #20702 ·
Re: Wellgood amp enclosure
can you not find the dimensions online and make some using a 3d printer? Just a though Nick G8SYE
By Nick · #20701 ·
Re: "L Impedance Match" to 50 Ohm Coax
There is a thermodynamic problem embedded in the design a broadband antenna matching network, named "entropy". The issue is well covered
By James Redding WA9VEZ · #20700 ·
Re: PA0FRI, Silent Key Loop info
Can't find the links for the ANT articles within there. 73 Horacio CX3BZ [email protected]> escribi¨®:
By Horacio A. Nigro, CX3BZ · #20699 ·
Re: PA0FRI, Silent Key Loop info
He was very friendly and I got a mention on his website for fd4 antennas. Rest in peace. -- Thanks Steve M0ZEH
By Radioman ZeroZero · #20698 ·
Re: "L Impedance Match" to 50 Ohm Coax
For a broadband transformer the ¡°rule of thumb¡± is that the reactance of the low impedance winding should be 4x the impedance ?at the lowest frequency of operation. So for a 50 to 450 ohm
By Roger Need · #20697 ·
Re: "L Impedance Match" to 50 Ohm Coax
I suggest you try The free program TLW which can match using several different methods like L, T, and Pi. /g/nanovna-users/topic/transmission_line_tools/76720904
By Roger Need · #20696 ·
Re: "L Impedance Match" to 50 Ohm Coax
Why not use SIMNEC 2.5, this versatile tool from AE6TY does the job, including the transmission line and much more. Lots of support and tutorials available. SimNEC Interactive RF-Circuit Analysis (
By Fred M · #20695 ·
"L Impedance Match" to 50 Ohm Coax
Merry Christmas to ALL from Los Angeles, California !!!! 1). Need a Formula for designing an "L Impedance Matching Circuit" for matching 50 Ohms to an Antenna with a known Antenna Input Impedance ?
By gareywittich2000 · #20694 ·
Re: PA0FRI, Silent Key Loop info
Fortunately family and ham friends have safeguarded his website. It will remain online at: https://www.pa0fri.nl/ 73, Cor - PA4Q
By Cor Beijersbergen · #20693 ·
Re: LF-HF Multicoupler
Hi Tom, The noise figure you quote seems to be quite high, is it a mistyped value ? I'd have thought it would have been around 6dB, or maybe even better. Regards, Martin
By Martin - Southwest UK · #20692 ·
Re: LF-HF Multicoupler
Hi Tom, A useful option for this kind of multicoupler is a preemphasis filter: http://ka7oei.blogspot.com/2020/08/revisiting-limited-attenuation-high.html 73, Mike AF7KR
By vbifyz · #20691 ·
LF-HF Multicoupler
I sold a bunch of multicouplers this month and still have one left. The multicoupler can power an active antenna with its internal bias-tee, and feed 1 to 4 receivers. If interested contact me at
By Tom - VE3PSZ · #20690 ·
Re: PA0FRI, Silent Key Loop info
Oh that is very sad news. Such a prolific experimenter too. I¡¯m very sorry to hear that. Vy 73 Adam Adam Moss G0ORY [email protected]> wrote:
By Adam Moss · #20688 ·
Re: PA0FRI, Silent Key Loop info
J,> [email protected]> wrote:
By Fred Moore · #20687 ·
Re: PA0FRI, Silent Key Loop info
That would be GREAT Mark...!? Best...!? Greg S.
By Greg Simopoulos · #20686 ·
Re: PA0FRI, Silent Key Loop info
You can use the 'wget' command (native on linux but available for windows) to backup an entire site: $ wget -m https://www.pa0fri.com/ This results in a 160mb-ish archive. Alternatively I can make
By Mark Wickens · #20685 ·
Re: PA0FRI, Silent Key Loop info
On some occasions, websites don't get fully snap shotted, and some weblinks will fail. Try an image from a different date, as that often solves the problem. Regards, Martin
By Martin - Southwest UK · #20684 ·