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Hi Dominique, It wasn't even mine antenna; I got a broken ALA from a friend. Pat. "D.Kremp" <dominique.kremp@...> wrote: Hi Pat, Hope you did'nt do that especially for us ! Tell us what

Greg, It's impossible to get those militray grade inks off any other way! I guess now they are laser etched into the part too. Steve --- "Greg W:-)" <onegammyleg@...> wrote:

Carefull work??? It looks like a bomb went off in the middle of it! <grin> Rob <preynaert@...> wrote: section of this group page. After two days carefull work, I finally got to the circuit. Very wax

Hi Pat, Hope you did'nt do that especially for us ! Tell us what happened to your antenna ! See you Dominique _____ De : loopantennas@... [mailto:loopantennas@...] De la part

Hi Dominique, I've placed some pictures of an opened ALA1530 on the photo section of this group page. After two days carefull work, I finally got to the circuit. Pat. "D.Kremp"

Hi Steve Sandpaper hey ,,,that would sure do it :-) gregW:-) http://www.swdxer.co.nr/ =======================================================================

THAT would do it for sure would be almost impossible to interrogate the device with infinite (nearly) possiblities and learn what it is unless a very good guess thanks for clearing that up for sure

I have worked as an engineer for over 30 years. At one company I worked at we would actually use sand paper to take the nubers off of the important IC's in an attempt to hide their identity. A 14 pin

MICROPROCESSOR?????? 1. The Wellbrook is NOT a tuned loop. 2. How does the loop know what frquency the radio is tuned to...ESP? --- gandalfg8@... wrote:

Hi Dominique There is no doubt that filling a circuit with epoxy or hard wax would resist copy artists., but if the Chineese REALLY , REALLY wanted to copy one , don't you think they would get one and

Hi Greg, I have an ALA1530, an ALA100 and an AVA100, all from Wellbrook. Very fine antennas indeed. Of course I have tried to open the units and see the circuits ! Very disappointing : the units are

Hi Aimo It is easy to confuse such similar and cross meaning terms., especialy when a microprocessor is still a ¨chip¨ and an¨IC¨. In the simplest explanation a microprocessor is an IC running

SORRY, folks, for raising a debate on "MICROPROCESSOR". My meaning was to write: "IC" ( Integrated Circuit ), but as it often happens... Anyway, it's interesting, that one (false) word can raise so

I don't believe it. gW:-) =======================================================================

¨what should the microprocessor be doing in there?¨ Exactly !. I just looked at the welbrook site and I didn't see any mention of a microprocessor in their latest antenna.

And BTW, what should the microprocessor be doing in there? Cor Beijersbergen

Greg, if a processor is needed, the tuning cycle would be the only time that the processor is require to operate after which, the processor can by cycled back to a very low clock rate, or put into

used hook antennas with. I At better I must be missing something here. If your QTH is only 70 miles north of Atlanta, you should be able to receive a powerhouse like WSB any time of day or night like

I'm wanting to make a RX loop to bring in WSB 750 from Atlanta. I used to live so close to the transmiter I could take my phone off the hook and hear them fine. Now i'm about 70 miles north and