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Hi All, after having built the Ensemble RXTX for 30/20/17 m, and all tests performed, and compared to LTspice simulation of operating points, everything is just fine: SSB ok, CW ok, tuning ok

Hi David, Thanks. I will look into the 3D cases as well.. I can make cases as well out of PCB material too.. I have been away from the group for a bit as we (my wife and I ) are doing Elder care..

After pondering, thinking, and re-thinking over the last few days, I finally came up with a solution for the unun and coax to keep the system out of direct

Guy, I wonder why different frequencies? For higher values? I ask because some criticise meters that measure at low frequencies although for HF values I've not noticed any difference. That one is

Message sent to your direct email.? Thanks.

Jon, If you can give me your snail mail address, I will send you something useful. Tony ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, July 10, 2021 3:55 PM To: softrock40@groups.io

Hi Jon, I have a tendency to save my pennies and buy something that is going to last a bit longer than the other $20 LC meters you can get. And.. it is accurate and measures at Multiple Frequencies.

Yes, familiar with them.? In fact, ordered some parts from them at the start of summer for an electronics project.? I don't think they carry the meters being discussed here though. Jon

Jon, I don't know where you live, but Mouser Electronics has sales warehouses in a number of countries. 73 Mike W0BTU verizon.net@groups.io> wrote:

Thanks for sharing, Alan, did notice the privacy too but figured someone else might chime in before me.? Appreciate your posting of the values, seems pretty accurate.? Unfortunately, my budget is

Andy Thanks for telling me! I've given that link several times in the last few years and nobody has queried it. I finally found a computer where Google did not know me and discovered it is not

Well, I seem to have eliminated the signal loss I was getting and it definitely was from the unun as suspected.? Now I'm finding that I don't want to reseal it in the same way and would prefer a

In the case of inductors the 'unknown' 2uH would have to be in series with the 'known' 100uH. I also use a VK3BHR LC meter. Good for low values, not so good for high values. 73 Nick

Interesting.? What about inductors, insert a known say 100 uH, then an unknown 2 uH?

Alan wrote: This looks like the one I have. Got another place for that? Something we can get to? Yours is private. (Love seeing user reports and tests.) Andy

Good morning, I recently bought one of the cheap LCR-T4, GM328 testers and it works very well (for me anyway). It won't measure under about 30pf. However, if I insert and measure ~100pf cap, then add

Thanks, I'll give that a try.? I simply wrapped some aluminum foil on the other one that I thought was causing issues, but I don't think this would be as good as the method you describe.

Hi, You could have M-Type connectors (from Wikipedia): UHF connector (e.g., PL-259/SO-239). Some Japanese manufacturers such as Diamond Antennas use an M-type clone which has the measures and thread

I think I found it today, still the unun.? On one side, the SO239 was more loose than it should have been and this may have been causing ground issues.? Went back and made all connections much

If it comes back, also check what's on the other end. It feels the wiggling too. Maybe a short to something? Andy