Cost.
73, Ed Richards, K6UUZ
Simi Valley, California, 93065
Home of Air Force 1 Pavilion
On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 17:16:10 -0700 "Barrie Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> Well, I wish to thank all for the advice regarding mounting and
> wiring the small relays to perfboard.
>
> I just finished mo
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] Dumber than a rock question . .
Barrie,
If I understand your post correctly, the relays
you intend to use are part of an antenna tuner.
Asumming the relays are rated for your need, think
about the maximum voltage, and current that the
interconnects must withstand. If
Well, I wish to thank all for the advice regarding mounting and wiring the
small relays to perfboard.
I just finished mounting one relay completely. According to my DVM, it's
working just right. I have three more (minimum) to mount. Relative to the
amount of time it took me to do one (grante
In a message dated 11/13/05 10:38:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> So, what the hell do I do with it? Wrap some wire around the protruding
> pins and solder it?
>
That's the way I do it. Don't use perfboard, much though.
Dennis D. W7QHO
Glendale, CA
w9nto ok on qrz
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On Sun, 13 Nov 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great. I would LOVE to find a source of that material in the U.S.
Let us know!
Also check out www.schmartboard.com - they have a range of prototyping
stuff aimed at the smaller items...
Cheers
John KB6SCO
Ouch! Their price for Vero Board is out the roof!
http://www.abra-electronics.com/catalog/breadboards/0041g.html
It would probably be cheaper to buy it from the U.K. directly!
> On 13 Nov 2005 at 13:23, Barrie Smith wrote:
>
> > I did a google on Vero board and came up with a company called "Ab
Great. I would LOVE to find a source of that material in the U.S.
Let us know!
Bry, AF4K
On 13 Nov 2005 at 13:23, Barrie Smith wrote:
> I did a google on Vero board and came up with a company called "Abra
> Electronics" in New York.
>
> I'll give them a call tomorrow and see what's up.
>
> 73
I did a google on Vero board and came up with a company called "Abra
Electronics" in New York.
I'll give them a call tomorrow and see what's up.
73, Barrie, W7ALW
Hi Barrie;
Maybe I don't understand you but if I do; what you want is readily
available. It is a perf board with a copper pattern on one side. It comes
in various patterns from single holes to IC patterns. See Radio Shack #
276-170, -150, -168, -148, -159, also, All Electronics
(www.allelexctronic
Not sure if they still carry it, but Radio Shack sells/sold something
very similar, in different sizes. I haven't bought any for a few
years. Might be worth a look.
Good luck, George
At 02:38 PM 11/13/05, you wrote:
I had a good friend send me som Vero / Stripboard from the UK. Fabulous
stuf
On 13 Nov 2005 at 12:52, Joe Bento wrote:
> When will I lear to proofread?
I kow what you mean, Joe!
On 13 Nov 2005 at 17:48, Donald Chester wrote:
> Isn't the FT-100D the same as the old Tempo One?
No, nothing like it.
The FT200 was about the same as a Tempo One.
FT100D is a small, newer sand state rig.
That is exactly the way I build a lot of stuff Barrie.
John
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Well, guys, I
When will I lear to proofread??!!! The chip used in my example is obviously
a 16-pin dip. Sorry.
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I had a good friend send me som Vero / Stripboard from the UK. Fabulous
stuff!
For those that don't know, Vero board or Stripboard is perfboard with a
copper strip the entire length of each horizontal row of holes. Cuts are
made to break the horizontal strip with a special cutting tool, or a d
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> I'LL SHIP YOU TWO FOR $5.00
>
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> Was wande
Barrie, you can buy push pins specially made to fit tightly into those
perf board holes and then solder your connections and parts
directly to the stakes/pins. It is a popular way of anchoring things to
perf board. I prefer a metal chassis and terminal boards for larger
tube stuff.
However, f
Well, guys, I've built a heap of stuff over a many year period, but have
never used perfboard.
I'm in the process of building an in-shack controller for an antenna
matching device that is at the base of one of my towers. This unit has a 90
microhenry coil therein, with four latching vacuum re
Don:
The FT-100D:
http://www.rigpix.com/yaesu/ft100d.htm
A little different than the Tempo One.
Pete, wa2cwa
On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 17:48:14 + "Donald Chester" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>
> Isn't the FT-100D the same as the old Tempo One? Any of those old
> vacuum-tube-on-circuit-board rig
Donald Chester wrote:
From: "John (W5HG)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
... The 100D was really bad. I dream of finding a good tube type from
some little lady that has one stuck up in the attic... Geoff ,
thanks for time. I will copy these down you gave me. It will make
going to the Hamfest that muc
From: "John (W5HG)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
... The 100D was really bad. I dream of finding a good tube type from some
little lady that has one stuck up in the attic... Geoff , thanks for time.
I will copy these down you gave me. It will make going to the Hamfest that
much more fun. I'm kind o
From: W5OMR/Geoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
...No one does things for themselves, anymore. It seems to me, that the
last group of folks that have ret/maintained the ability to think, are
those of us who are creative enough to build stuff on our own. Not only
homebrewing hams, but other hobbyi
I'LL SHIP YOU TWO FOR $5.00
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Was wandering if anyone had a DX-60B that they were useing for pa
Was wandering if anyone had a DX-60B that they were useing for parts??
Could use one of the smaller knobs.If so Please let me know.
Thanks Herb WA3HGT
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Thanks Geoff,
I have figured that much out about the latest rigs. The 100D was really bad. I
dream of finding a good tube type from some little lady that has one stuck up
in the attic... Geoff , thanks for time. I will copy these down you gave me.
It will make going to the Hamfest that much
I have been bitten by the AM bug and would like to know what to look for at
some of these Hamfest. I know their will be all kind of opinions but that is
what I need. The first rig I bought a few years ago with this mind was a Yaesu
ft100Dbig mistake. My other rig I use in the house is a Yae
Bob Scupp wrote:
Geoff-
However, there are always the few and proud like us who rebel and resist
and do not accept this as the norm. AMEN!!!
Best 73's,
Bob K5SEP
Exactly, and it's because we're -different- that we're treated like
we're 2nd class citizens.
Whatever happened to respect?
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