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Re: Envelope, QRP sized
John AE5X writes: For some of us, 5 year old excess parts are darn near brand new. Should be expanded as follows: Class A - the five year rule Class B - hasn't been used since Y2K Class C - hasn't
By Paul NA5N · #19299 ·
Re: Envelope, QRP sized
I have some stuff to contribute as well for the price of shipping. Better to see it used by someone than sit around here gathering dust. Excellent idea and I also agree with the "if it hasn't been
By John AE5X <ae5x@...> · #19298 ·
Re: Envelope, QRP sized
John, I'm sure there are some that will take you up on your offer. I brought up the stamp + envelope as a way for me to get back to getting rid of 'stuff' and downsizing the lab. Isn't there some
By chuck adams · #19297 ·
Re: Envelope, QRP sized
Chuck, I saw Diz' email earlier and now I've got 100 MPSH10's ordered and headed to me in North San Diego. This will be way more than I will ever use and I'm more than happy to share if anyone is
By jdjr.bailey@... · #19296 ·
Envelope, QRP sized
OK, I way over charged you for the envelope. Found on ebay and US shipper: https://tinyurl.com/y4tnejze $11.97 per 100pcs with free shipping. We can keep Diz in business now by paying him a buck for
By chuck adams · #19295 ·
There is a way to use the USPS system.
I think I have news, but then I may not. I ordered two microSD cards for a Raspberry Pi 4 project last week and I got the envelope today. It is a 18.0cm by 12.25cm padded envelope with thin bubble
By chuck adams · #19294 ·
Re: Winding Toroid
Thanks for all the replies. I already had the calculator downloaded and forgot about it The core is wound. 72, Jimmy, W9JDH
By JD Hill · #19293 ·
Re: Toroid Info
MicroMetals produces a document called Q Curves of powdered iron cores. I see it can be downloaded at; http://www.pleo.com/micrometals/catalog.html
By va3rr · #19292 ·
Re: Toroid Info
Ed is correct about the operating frequency ranges. This website is also a wealth of info: https://toroids.info/ Peter KF7PSM
By Peter KF7PSM · #19290 ·
Re: LTSpice Missing CPL Model?
https://www.analog.com/en/technical-articles/ltspice-generating-triangular-sawtooth-waveforms.html Hi... Could be of interest. Also getting to some grips of LTspice.. Not enough lifetimes 73 Ken G3UDA
By Ken Linney · #19289 ·
Re: 5Watters Q8
Not to mention the multi-part video series he does for lots of his projects. I bet at least half of what I know or can build is a direct result of Chuck's videos!
By Michael Thompson · #19288 ·
Re: LTSpice Missing CPL Model?
Regarding the error ... if you're trying to write the pulse statement directly, you may need to associate it with a source and nodes. I looked at my Netlist and see this statement: V1 N001 0 PULSE(0 5
By Nick Kennedy · #19287 ·
Re: LTSpice Missing CPL Model?
Hi Chuck - You're trying to generate a square wave? I add the voltage source, right click on it, choose "advanced", check "Pulse" and fill out the table like this: (I'm figuring a 1 MHz square wave, 0
By Nick Kennedy · #19286 ·
Re: 5Watters Q8
Me too, on everything. I'm building a 5W and am using Chuck's manual as I build. I doubt that many of us really appreciate the work he puts in while creating one of these manuals. Think about it:
By Jack · #19285 ·
LTSpice Missing CPL Model?
I'm attempting(?) to model a circuit that uses square wave input. I've looked at LTSpice tutorials and searched the web and haven't found anything that works for the .pulse directive. I get this box
By Chuck Carpenter <w5usj@...> · #19284 ·
Re: 5Watters Q8
I, a kit builder, second all the accolades! Thank you so much!!! I loved the ¡°I burn up more rolls of solder than log books¡± comment. David J. Wilcox K8WPE¡¯s iPad
By David Wilcox K8WPE · #19283 ·
Re: 5Watters Q8
Diz, I am going to ramble here so I proffer my apologies in advance. Do not get yourself down about these trivial oversights. Ya done good with the 1Watters and 5Watters. For about $55 you got us
By k6whp <k6whp@...> · #19282 ·
Re: Toroid Info
The -6 and -2 identify different mixes for the ceramic formula. They not only have different Q,s and different inductance per turns, they also have different optimum operating frequencies. Spend some
By Ed Kwik · #19281 ·
Re: Toroid Info
It's not really necessary. Anything that can be done with a toroid inductor can be done with an air-wound coil. Toroids are preferred because most of their fields are maintained inside the ring-shaped
By J Ed · #19280 ·
Re: Toroid Info
Is there a website that explains designing with toroids? Is there a tool for calculating inductance? Bob Macklin K5MYJ Seattle, Wa. "Real Radios Glow In The Dark"
By Bob Macklin <macklinbob@...> · #19279 ·