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Hey Skyler, You absolutely can. There's no real harm in doing it. Here are some considerations: Two true Bandpass resonators flanking your flatpack will give the total system *better* out of band

If you are putting up a repeater, and you own the site (house site or something), you could use just two of them and do split antennas. 20-30' of vertical separation is enough in that case. You should

Skyler, Part of the fun of armature radio is DIY. Do a little building and make it work. See the probes attached. Wayne

One of the primary causes of switcher failures is line transients. Linear PSUs have built-in isolation (transformer) which switchers do not have. While degraded components, excessive load,

In General, is there any theory on failure modes on switchers? Filter cap ESR degrades, duty cycle increases to keep up with current drain, transformer saturates, overheats and fails? Thoughts? I have

I currently use a Fluke AC/DC amp clamp and a Craftsman ACD/DC clamp. The craftsman measures down to the microamps, and works well. That external clamp sounds interesting Thanks and 73 Dean wrote:

I agree that it isn’t worth my time to convert a bandpass into a BpBr out of these but I thought i would see if anyone has. Is it acceptable to use a Mobile flat pack duplexer and then attach

If you really want to test ground systems the ultimate is the AEMC 6416 and AEMC 6417. This can test amperage but also accurately tests ground resistance (without having to use the multiple stakes,

Hi Skyler, The T1500 cavities always were used in BpBr "mode". See the documentation on this site. You could readily make the coupling loops and probes for this but, time is money. There is nothing

This makes me want to put a fire retardant system in my IT room.? I hear there's a safer alternative to the old "Halon" systems. - Regards, Karl Shoemaker To contact me, please visit SRG's web site

Joe, I should have checked that out since I have had a minor issue of getting the clamp in-between some of the close spaced wires at one site. I'm getting geared up to be able to measure my equipment

I had an Antec ATX supply that failed so badly it set a HDD on fire. Another Antec supply, while not causing visible damage, destroyed a motherboard. Why to this day if I spot an Antec supply in a

The one that I referenced has 1mA resolution. Keep in mind that I said this one is SIMILAR to the one we used, and is only an example of what is available. Joe

I have one of the Extech clamp meters and am very happy with it. It was recommended here by Eric Lemmon (SK) I used it when I was working for 48 volts DC current readings. I do have a Weston model 633

Didn't want to see that, but at least I have a spare :-)

Do they make a lower current DC version?

I have six T1500 cavities and I thought it would be nice to make a duplexer but they are just bandpass. Anyone here have any info or way to acquire the notch addons for these? Maybe it’s easier to

Of course, the Motorola supply isn’t immune from exploding either. This is a CPN1047:

Hello I am finding more and more these days that a high resolution clamp meter to be very useful and time saving when measuring earth leakage. The? uni-t ut211b fits my needs.

It's not that bad. It just needs to be recharged with an extra-large can of Magic Smoke. Those early Onan PSUs are well-known for sometimes spectacular failures but I don't know that I have seen one