[Flexradio] RFI in SDR1000

2006-04-16 Thread Bill Nagle
I am experiencing some severe r-f problems with the flex at any external 
linear amp power above 100 watts carrier (AM). When the rf feedback starts 
it causes a repeating echo in the listeners end receiver. The first echo is 
the normal flex delay but then it builds on itself into multiple echos.


There is no problem with my other setup in the same location using an 
ft1000d into a similar L4-b linear.

I have used the TDK ZCAT2035 clamp on rf chokes profusely around all of 
the cables in and out of the flex but the problem still exists.  Does anyone 
have a suggestion for a better choke than the tdk or other suggestions?

Setup is delta44 on a 2.8gig w/512m ram.


Bill Nagle
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Re: [Flexradio] RFI in SDR1000

2006-04-16 Thread Larry Taft
If you are running the mic through the black box try doing it externally 
direct into the D-44.  I had the same problem until I wired up an 
amplified D104 (genuine chicken choker) direct to the D-44 input and 
hooked the PTT to the X2 connector.


If you have TWO L-4Bs I'm jealous!

Net on 14329 +/- KHz this afternoon at 1900 UTC.
73, Larry  K2LT

Bill Nagle wrote:
I am experiencing some severe r-f problems with the flex at any external 
linear amp power above 100 watts carrier (AM). When the rf feedback starts 
it causes a repeating echo in the listeners end receiver. The first echo is 
the normal flex delay but then it builds on itself into multiple echos.



There is no problem with my other setup in the same location using an 
ft1000d into a similar L4-b linear.


I have used the TDK ZCAT2035 clamp on rf chokes profusely around all of 
the cables in and out of the flex but the problem still exists.  Does anyone 
have a suggestion for a better choke than the tdk or other suggestions?


Setup is delta44 on a 2.8gig w/512m ram.


Bill Nagle
[EMAIL PROTECTED]




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Re: [Flexradio] RFI in SDR1000

2006-04-16 Thread Ahti Aintila
Bill,
If the normal clamp-on chokes don't help, you may use double ferrite
E-cores, wind several turns of cable and close together with ahdesive
tape. See this:
http://kotisivu.dnainternet.net/ahti/sdr-1000/USBfilt.jpg. This
trick works well with my USB-to-PIO adapter proto.

Larrys advice may help even better.

73, Ahti OH2RZ


On 16/04/06, Bill Nagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am experiencing some severe r-f problems with the flex at any external
 linear amp power above 100 watts carrier (AM). When the rf feedback starts
 it causes a repeating echo in the listeners end receiver. The first echo is
 the normal flex delay but then it builds on itself into multiple echos.


 There is no problem with my other setup in the same location using an
 ft1000d into a similar L4-b linear.

 I have used the TDK ZCAT2035 clamp on rf chokes profusely around all of
 the cables in and out of the flex but the problem still exists.  Does anyone
 have a suggestion for a better choke than the tdk or other suggestions?

 Setup is delta44 on a 2.8gig w/512m ram.


 Bill Nagle
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]




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Re: [Flexradio] RFI in SDR1000

2006-04-16 Thread Tom Thompson
Bill,

I had some RFI problems that I cured by wrapping the lines going into 
the SDR box around an F117-77 core using it as a common mode choke.  
Larry's solution is easier, so I would try it first.  Also, I have found 
that the 3.5 mm connectors will cause an echo if not seated correctly.

73,   Tom   W0IVJ

Larry Taft wrote:

If you are running the mic through the black box try doing it externally 
direct into the D-44.  I had the same problem until I wired up an 
amplified D104 (genuine chicken choker) direct to the D-44 input and 
hooked the PTT to the X2 connector.

If you have TWO L-4Bs I'm jealous!

Net on 14329 +/- KHz this afternoon at 1900 UTC.
73, Larry  K2LT

Bill Nagle wrote:
  

I am experiencing some severe r-f problems with the flex at any external 
linear amp power above 100 watts carrier (AM). When the rf feedback starts 
it causes a repeating echo in the listeners end receiver. The first echo is 
the normal flex delay but then it builds on itself into multiple echos.


There is no problem with my other setup in the same location using an 
ft1000d into a similar L4-b linear.

I have used the TDK ZCAT2035 clamp on rf chokes profusely around all of 
the cables in and out of the flex but the problem still exists.  Does anyone 
have a suggestion for a better choke than the tdk or other suggestions?

Setup is delta44 on a 2.8gig w/512m ram.


Bill Nagle
[EMAIL PROTECTED]




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