Bob
Did you confirm that it s not coming in on the mic lead?
Mike va3mw
On Dec 27, 2012, at 2:11 PM, Steve Sterling wrote:
> Hi Robert-- the cheaper "bead" type designs, if configured properly, do work.
> But a good one requires
> a) 50 or more beads, 100 beads to use on 160M-- to get the ne
Everett,
Below you stated; "5. Star grounded (with 1" wide braided cables) my 5000A,
computer case,
amplifier and tuner to the wall plate which itself is an extension of the
entire systems grounding system."
Questions:
1. What kind of grounding is system is your wall plate connected to
As for frequencies, 50.125 is a calling freq for SSB---freqs in the range from
50.1 to 50.150 are for SSB.
For CW, good freqs are 50.07 to 50.1. Beacons range from about 50.04 to 50.07.
Weak signals and EME range 50.0 to 50.04.
Band openings can skew these ranges a good bit.
There are sever
Put me down as another endorser of Balun Designs. Not that MFJ is bad - it will
probably work for you - but Balun Designs is better. Much better.
George J Molnar
Las Vegas, USA
Amateur Radio: KF2T
Twitter: @GJMolnar
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Hi all,
I am operating a Flex-3000. Where can I get info on operating 6 meters.
Thannks,
Johnnie W6HTY
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Hi Robert-- the cheaper "bead" type designs, if configured properly, do
work. But a good one requires
a) 50 or more beads, 100 beads to use on 160M-- to get the necessary
high impedance ..
b) The correct ferrite mix.
I don't know how many or what mix the MFJ has. There are many vendors
o
Robert:
I have two baluns from Balun Designs one of which is the 1115DU. Both are
very well made, heavy duty items.
I have not used or seen the MFJ device, so I have no comment on it.
My operating location is fairly close to my antennas which caused a number
of RFI issues. The steps I took wer
The DX engineering feedline choke uses RG-142 coax looped through a couple
binocular cores. Excellent construction quality and materials.
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Brian Lloyd, WB6RQN/J79BPL
3191 Western Dr.
Cameron Park, CA 95682
br...@lloyd.com
+1.767.617.1365 (Dominica)
+1.916.877.5067 (USA)
On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 8:45 AM, Robert Costa wrote:
> I was on the phone with Bob from Balun Designs. He suggested a dual core
> 1115DU. The cost is $79.00 plus shipping. The item has great
> characteristics as far as SWR, line loss and choking impedance from 160-10
> meters.
>
SWR and line los
I've got several chokes, 1:1, and 4:1 baluns from Balun Designs -
excellent products.
Lloyd - N9LB
On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 10:45 AM, Robert Costa wrote:
All,
As many of you have read and are probably tired of hearing, I am
chasing down my RF ingress issues into my Flex 5000a, which seem to
I have two of the Balun Designs 1115DU's. Have recommended to many local
HAM's having issues -
with great success for all.
I have one on my OCF and one on my 6M loop.
Both eliminated the remaining stray RF I was suffering from after the placement
of the ugly balun
at the antenna.
--
Richard
All,
As many of you have read and are probably tired of hearing, I am chasing down
my RF ingress issues into my Flex 5000a, which seem to be even acting up on 40
meters and above now.
As part of my potential solution, I will be purchasing a isolation choke. I had
decided on a product, when
I am Looking SDR1000
Please email me : yb...@yahoo.com
Tnx
73 de YB0AR
Ferry
Jakarta - Indonesia
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