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> After connecting all wires to the Trimble plug and made a check if all
> voltage is correct and left the PS unit to run
> on the table without load/connecting to the GPSDO, about 15min got a
> big bang and the Power Supply Unit blow-up.
On my unit the PSU was not work
Hi Chsristopher:
The NCDXF page for the beacons is at:
http://www.ncdxf.org/Beacons.html
Have Fun,
Brooke Clarke, N6GCE
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Brooke Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The same company has another program
> that decodes the Northern California DX beacons
> (as controls the receiver frequency). Note the
> beacons transmit in GPS controlled time slots
> with stepping RF power levels.
The whha...at beacons? Is there a
Hello Martin,
I have a Austron 2100 "T" Loran-C timing receiver,but I am looking for
a more modern one like the SRS FS700.
Any pointers as to where I could find one ? Nothing on Ebay for many
months.
Thanks Stan, W1LECape Cod
Martin Fischer wrote:
> Hello Community,
>
> currently I
TRAK made some of the neatest equipment. Unfortunately, the will deny all
knowlege of any equipment not in their current inventory! Good luck. :)
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> Hi everyone,
> I've been reading the traffic for months now,
As long as the power supply is not advertised as an end item, problems like
that are not within the scope of safety agencies.
Didier KO4BB
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hal Murray
> Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 7:24 PM
> To
> I've worked with Asian multivoltage switching supplies for years, and
> what the manufacturer usually won't tell you is that their primary
> output (usually the +5) of a multivoltage PS needs at least a 10 - 20
> percent (or so) minimum load in order for the whole unit to meet spec
> and be stab
Hi, Russ
I would like the dimensions please also if possible how the loop
antenna is wound internally, I will take this to my local fabrication
shop so they can make the structural components. After I have the
estimate I will pass it back to the group along with contact
information for the fab
Hi everyone,
I've been reading the traffic for months now, but never put anything in before
- I'm not working at the high level most of you people are.
So this is my first mail and it's a call for information and advice.
It relates to equipment TRAK 8810, which I don't recall seeing mentioned on
I'm glad to hear that Tom will replace the unit for you. I've worked with Asian
multivoltage switching supplies for years, and what the manufacturer usually
won't tell you is that their primary output (usually the +5) of a multivoltage
PS needs at least a 10 - 20 percent (or so) minimum load in
Does anybody know why U Blox charges an extra $150 for the timing version of
their evaluation kits?
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> Something I've thought about, but not done is to make time decoder based on a
> PIC micro controller. Remember the 117 is only a frequency comparator.
Brooke,
Check the back of your 117A. There's a signal level output so
with clear enough reception you should be able to extract the
1 baud sub
Hi Scott:
If I remember correctly there are two BNC antenna connectors on the A1 box, one
with DC power for the antenna and another without DC. Also there's a fuse on
the DC powered connector which could be pulled.
http://www.prc68.com/I/117A.shtml
An advantage of the loop is that instead of a
Hi Russ,
Yes i did and it was a marvelous hack in the best sense of the word,
It was fascinating to see how this actually worked, it of course is no
longer necessary and I have removed it in favor of protecting the A1
assembly fully within the chassis.
My 117A is a Prefix 438A unit and my manual
> My Trimble GPSDO just arrive but I have a problem with the POWER Supply
> Unit.
>
> After connecting all wires to the Trimble plug and made a check if all
> voltage is correct and left the PS unit to run
> on the table without load/connecting to the GPSDO, about 15min got a
> big bang and the
My Trimble GPSDO just arrive but I have a problem with the POWER Supply
Unit.
After connecting all wires to the Trimble plug and made a check if all
voltage is correct and left the PS unit to run
on the table without load/connecting to the GPSDO, about 15min got a
big bang and the Power Supply
Hello Murray,
The ublox LEA-5T does not have the RAW data output facility of the LEA-4T,
otherwise they are pretty much a drop-in replacement. This might be
significant in some cases (and means I won't be giving up my LEA-4T system
just yet...). I have a -5T on order and it will be interesting to
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