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Sorry Dennis but it’s taken. Tnx for your interest! 73! Steve…

Steve, I'd enjoy building the kit, please let me know if it is still available. 73 Dennis w4zor ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2021 5:30 PM To: [email protected]

I’ve had this kit laying around for years. If anyone wants it just let me know. I only want $7.70 for a small flat rate box from USPS. Steve…Kilo Three Scotch Whisky ?

Hello Ravi, Yes, the basic configuration as used in the Softrock, ie NOT DDC/ DUC, will put the IC7300 in its place where it belongs. For interest, I regularly get reports from Scottie Globemaster

Thanks Alan...? My RXTX 6.3 with Mobo 4.3 is successfully sorting to action...? What is more surprising is that the Softrick + Mobo combination is preforming better over 7300 under low signal

Thanks Alan, the link I shared was strangely not opening for me.? What you sent has opened up. Let me try & use it & in case i need something else, I will get back on this post. Thanks,Ravi?? ?

Ravi That link is good, goes to http://www.wb5rvz.org/common/PowerSDR_244_Installation Do you see it? Is something else missing? 73 Alan G4ZFQ

Hi Good Morning to all, I have a working RXTX 6.3 (Delta 44 Sound card) with MOBO 4.3 with 20W HPSDR PA which was in turn driving a Furuno PA to output 300W. I had stopped using this for last 6 years

This is most unlikely. A heater will convert what's under almost any voltage curve into heat. It might be worth seeing the wave on an oscilloscope and spectrum analyser to rule this out completely

Be aware that some UPS power sources output non-sinusoidal waveforms. So if that's the problem -- unlikely IMO, but if it is -- it could make it worse. Andy

If line conditioning is all you want, the primary daily role of a UPS is to condition the line voltage to protect switches and servers from minor line surges and brownouts, and also the humble

Just thinking out loud... Well, sort of. Would one of those line voltage conditioners that used to proliferate back in the early days of computers work to provide a constant supply? 73, Gary -

Hi, I've been on a tour of a Snake River hydroelectric dam, and the way the engineers' there talked about how much they monitior the AC signal it sounds like perfection is what they expect at all

I used the same irons off and on for at least a decade.? I'd just grab one of my trusted ones from the storage box and go at it. Over the years, I did notice that it was becoming more difficult to

VERY possible. If they're not sending out a pure sine wave, that indicates a really bad problem on their end - for instance RMS measurements would be way off. Also most places have 240vac going in,

Tony, It seems unlikely to me that your AC mains power would be THAT distorted (non-sinusoidal) that it would significantly affect the thyristor trigger point. I'm not a power engineer, but I think

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Tony, I? had a similar problem with a cheap soldering iron from China. Out of frustration, I decided to disassemble it, and I? found the cause of the problem. To save money on the world market, the

In light of links I just posted with devices/ items most likely of Chinese origin, I always tell everyone to be careful of anything obtained from there.?? Although none of the aforementioned devices