At 17:55 30/11/2011, you wrote:
Hi John,
I had heard of the down converter solution before and purchased
a used down converter. Unfortunately it seemed to pick up the TS-
2000 bird nearly as well as the TS-2000. I just lashed the setup
together so maybe taking more care to isolate the converter
- Original Message -
From: John Wright h...@g4dmf.co.uk
To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2011 6:24 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: TS2000 ~436.798 MHz Birdie Solution
At 17:55 30/11/2011, you wrote:
Hi John,
I had heard of the down converter solution before
Hi John,
Thanks for writing that up. With a simple diagram, it would make an excellent
Journal article (hint hint).
I should also point out that High Sierra Microwave makes a UHF to HF converter,
the 435M7 near the bottom of the page at http://www.hsmicrowave.com/page12.html
. It outputs to
Hi John,
I had heard of the down converter solution before and purchased
a used down converter. Unfortunately it seemed to pick up the TS-
2000 bird nearly as well as the TS-2000. I just lashed the setup
together so maybe taking more care to isolate the converter from
the TS-2000 might improve
John's solution is also one I have used for years: feeding a separate signal
into the receive-only HF input on the TS-2000. I ran this way on AO-40 as
well, taking the 2m signal from the atenna-mounted downconverter and running it
through a Hamtronics 2m-10m converter to both the TS-2000 and
