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> To: Michael Walker ; Harry Yingst
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To re-enforce what has been said already, I read the Contest Clipper Club
report and then a few others, and to summarize, here is what I found:
- I ordered a few dozen Mix 43 and Mix 31 chokes online. I think I
ordered 24 of each type and used the model numbers in the CCC document I
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I echo Don's comment. My MC-60 mic used to be very sensitive to RF in the
shack and my monitor used to click on and off, until I placed common mode
chokes on the coax leaving the antenna tuner, and on the coax feeding a
balun outside the shack. (Antenna is an open-wire-fed 80 meter doublet.) I
Jeff and all,
I see many hams reporting placing common mode chokes on AC lines, DC
lines, AUX cables and other lines in the shack.
I am of the opinion that the proper use of common mode chokes is on the
antenna feedlines. With coax fed antennas, a choke right at the
feedpoint and with paral
to the KAT500?
From: Jeff Hall
To: Michael Walker ; Harry Yingst
Cc: Elecraft Reflector
Sent: Saturday, February 14, 2015 9:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] My KAT500 seems very sensitive to common mode RFI
Thanks everyone for their replies to my problem. I read Jim Brown's pap
Do you have chokes on the power, AUX, and Serial Cables to the KAT500?
From: Jeff Hall
To: Michael Walker ; Harry Yingst
Cc: Elecraft Reflector
Sent: Saturday, February 14, 2015 9:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] My KAT500 seems very sensitive to common mode RFI
Thanks everyone
Thanks everyone for their replies to my problem. I read Jim Brown's paper this
afternoon and have ordered some mix 31 Big Clamps. I'll try putting one at
each end of the 40m coax feedline (RG8X) with the prescribed number of turns.
-Jeff
On Saturday, February 14, 2015 4:22 PM, Michael Wa
On Sat, 14 Feb 2015 23:57:18 + (UTC), Harry Yingst via Elecraft wrote:
> There must be something special about 40 meters and micro-controllers.
I learned years ago that there is something special about 40 meter RF. I've
gotten into more "stuff" when on 40 meters than anything else since 21 M
There are some great articles on common mode chokes
http://www.yccc.org/Articles/W1HIS/CommonModeChokesW1HIS2006Apr06.pdf
The other is K9YC's cookbook.
Since I bought a VNA, I have been able to play with the choking value of
some random chokes. Very interesting.
Mike va3mw
On Sat, Feb 14, 20
There must be something special about 40 meters and micro-controllers.
My Aquarium Controller used to do a Reset when I transmitted on 40.The cure for
me was to wrap the control cable leads through Some Snap on chokes
I just installed my KAT500 today and considered taking thepower lead and
wrappi
Does this mean that your KAT is placed between the K3 and the KPA?
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Hi Jeff does not suprise me.
Read the link in Jims email single beads do not cut it.
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On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 1:56 PM, Jeff Hall wrote:
Thanks Jim, I'll give it a read and order up some mix-31 toroids.
Does it surprise you the KAT500 is getting
Thanks Jim, I'll give it a read and order up some mix-31 toroids. Does it
surprise you the KAT500 is getting power cycled as I described? Is it really
that sensitive? 10 of the ferrite beads I got from DXStore (rated for 150MHz or
lower) work fine for 10m-20m. But no dice on 40m, so I guess th
Don't know what kind of ferrite beads you are using, but many are
intended for VHF use and are not helpful at HF. Also, it is usually
ineffective to just put a bead on the coax -- you should wrap multiple
turns through a large toroid. Good ferrite materials for HF are #31 for
1.8-7 mHz and #43
On Sat,2/14/2015 9:48 AM, Jeff Hall, W6UX wrote:
can anyone suggest some further experiments to try?
Yes. The problem is that ferrite beads slipped onto a transmission line
does NOT make an effective common mode choke. Those beads are inductive,
and, depending on the length of the line and
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