-Original Message-
From: Bob [mailto:k...@ptd.net]
Sent: Tuesday, 27 March 2012 3:12 PM
To: Adrian
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [Elecraft_K3] P3SVGA
OUCH hit "Send" before it was done.
What was missing:
If that is from the "solar inverter" is that the primary osc freq. Just
seems to be an odd rate. Is it doing a DC to DC voltage change or
"inverting" to AC line. Either way just another noisey switcher supply...
73,
Bob
Bob, yes it interferes on most bands 20m and higher. It looks a lot worse
than what it really is.
Originally the problem was bad, and I had to get the ACMA (Aussie FCC) to
sort the guy next door
out and get him to fit suppression etc fitted to his setup, which was in a
newly built house.
The manufacturer came in with a modified changeover unit, which improved
things 95%.
Even though his solar inverter had a CE stcker, if it causes interference
the CE does not make it immune from action.
The ACMA fully tested the outcome, and the residual interference you see on
the screen is not enough to bother me.
Adrian ... vk4tux
> I must say the 1920 x 1080 res on the viewsonic was far superior to
> the ASUS 24" 1080p, and it seemed to support the P3SGA very well.
>
> Some pics it took on an au server now.;
>
> http://www.freespace.com.au/imagehosting/images/ccx8w9ls3mriezrkhe28.j
> pg
>
> http://www.freespace.com.au/imagehosting/images/p8gs43d0ll68p3i5blrj.j
> pg
>
> http://www.freespace.com.au/imagehosting/images/5t98og5412uhudlwzeb5.j
> pg
>
> 20m is very quiet here, but the detail on the big screen showing a
> little qrn spaced from the next door solar invertor etc was excellent.
>
>
>
> Adrian . vk4tux
>
>
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