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That's a nice-looking little rig Chuck, and a good-looking front panel too! Dave AA7EE

Thank You Steve ! Jim WB4ILP [email protected]> wrote:

I have a? way using the shear and a Harbor Freight brake that you might see in some of the old projects.? Attached is the lower section of one in use. thanks, chuck

Cuck, et al Some may find this YouTube Video useful "How To Make A Metal Project Enclosure" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MiFAydiWyM

Q:? What's in your wallet? A:? Nothing.? I spent it all on lab equipment and parts. Last year I purchased, from Amazon, a 12" shear.? Warning.? This puppy is heavy and not for those with knee and

The ADC 40 IF crystal filter uses three crystals with 150 pF caps on the ends and in the middle. EMRFD? 3.21 mentions this type of filter, known as Min-Loss and a derivative of Cohn's extensive

Found this good?w2aew video Measuring Crystals with NanoVNA and other tools https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9zZRNzhsEE Actually learn what Crystal holder C0 means when crystals were actually stored

I was pretty excited about crystal measurements and crystal filter construction a few (many?) years ago. I homebrewed Jim Kortge's PVXO and initially used a diode detector with good results. Later I

Jim - A member of the EEVblog forums did a teardown of the DE-5000, and it comes out looking pretty dang good for the price -

Here's one link to the DE-5000 manual in English. Note you must do the initial calibration using the test leads you plan to use. You only do that once, then you're good to go from then on as long as

Here are pictures of the DE-5000 showing the dissipation factor of a Tayda 150 pF cap? with 0.005 vs. a high quality 150 pF cap. with 0.000. Steve AA7U

Thank You Steve for the tips ! I'll put that on my wish list. Looks like a great addition to the bench. Good DX ! Jim WB4ILP [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Jim, Yes, that's the one but note that item comes with a bunch of optional accessories. I buy the "main unit" by itself with no accessories and put my own test clips on,? calibrate using those,

Hi Dave, I highly recommend the DER DE-5000 LCR meter. It's the least expensive meter that has 100 kHz selectable test frequency, plus has near lab-grade accuracy. I don't buy any optional accessories

Hey Steve, Is your DE-5000 the one on Amazon for $138.00? I'm not sure I'm ready to invest that much but do you recommend it? Thanks ! Jim WB4ILP [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks for mentioning your LCR meter Steve. Seems like a worthwhile addition to the workbench. Having purchased cheap capacitors in the past, I'm putting this on my list of wants. Would you recommend

OK Chuck, A private message is winging it's way to you with the files attached. Tom-N8TPN

I use Ideal-tea SM103.SA https://uk.farnell.com/ideal-tek/sm103/tweezer-smd-handling/dp/3480549 No magnetic issues. Jim. G4EQX

LeeTried the plastic bags years ago and found them fiddly and infuriating at times (the zipper ones).?Gave the matter some thought and came up with the storage boxes idea (see pics).?You can see at

Folks, if you have an SDR for frequency measurement and you are not very good with tones, you can try on CW the "ZAP" commmand (for instance, on HDSDR), which moves the frequency so the tone is "spot