Thanks Guys:
Of course, that was the right answer. I thought, seeing the icon come on when
I just hit the Notch button, that the Notch filter was active in the cw mode.
I didn't realize I had to press and hold the button.
Once I held the button, the display for VFO-B changed to the HZ displa
Here is the list of stations for the last Sunday's net. Thanks again to all the
wonderful help from the relay stations. 20 m. net is on Sundays at 14.303.5 at
1800Z.
Eric WB9JNZ
| Call | Name | State | Radio | Serial # | QRP | Notes |
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| WB9JNZ | Eric | IL | K3 | 4017 |
Before buying my K3S a few years ago I had never owned a pan adaptor or
considered it necessary. Now I find my P3 a very useful accessory and would
not want to be without it for my home station. One example: up here in Alaska
at 61 degrees N, often most of the bands are “dead”. I can go into
Well, if budget permits, I would recommend the Keysight DSAZ594A. This
would be especially useful on some of the higher amateur radio bands.
73,
John AC0ZG
On 12/9/2020 7:31 AM, inventor61 wrote:
I would be remiss, as a Keysight employee, to not mention the option of
going with something like
Yeah, those are the scopes where HP had to design new coax connectors because
existing ones were limiting the bandwidth of the scopes. And that was back in
the 1980s.
For a while, I was working on the same floor as the HP Labs team making those
ADCs, but the earthquake sent us to different buil
Funny! 59GHz bandwidth, 160G/sec sample rate. If $512,392 (base model) is in
the budget, why not?!?
73
Josh W6XU
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>> On Dec 17, 2020, at 4:04 PM, John Marvin wrote:
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>> Well, if budget permits, I would recommend the Keysight DSAZ594A. This would
>> be especially useful
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