What is the actual tx qrg then? Just for exactly looking if the signal is visible at all. 73 Clemens DL4RAJ -- Original Message -- From: [email protected] M0FMT To: [email protected] rsgb
Graham states... ! As there is no locking to 'actual / time' delays may be introduced in the tx keying chain, But the delay must be symmetrical and not change the pulse width , whilst being of a cons
Hi Pete Been busy and did not read your emails until it was too late, but judging by reports it looks good, though pity about PC crash. It seems that you sorted out the opera keying, I wonder what wa
Ok Pete, These are all the decodes I have , I was using the Skanti r5003 Rx with 40 ft alloy scaffold pole vertical , no atu , only the pre-selector in the rx , fed vis abt 90 feet of rg213 coax Good
What is the actual tx qrg then? Just for exactly looking if the signal is visible at all. 73 Clemens DL4RAJ -- Original Message -- From: [email protected] M0FMT To: [email protected] rsgb
Hi Pete Ha Ha! poetic justice as you say. I'm sorry, ha ha, that you had some unknown happening with your PC. have you found out why the PC crashed the other day. I also use opto isolators between ri
Hi Pete, Maybe its worth to spend a common mode choke or an optocoupler between PA and PC? You may try just to key the TX with the PC via an optocoupler. Should be no problem with Opera, as Graham st
Hi Pete Been busy and did not read your emails until it was too late, but judging by reports it looks good, though pity about PC crash. It seems that you sorted out the opera keying, I wonder what w
Wow and that was just using the Op w/fall ! You could reduce to 2 watts and still decode ! Glad the system is working for you G.. From: [email protected] M0FMT Sent: Saturday, June 02, 2012 1:33 PM
Wow and that was just using the Op w/fall ! You could reduce to 2 watts and still decode ! Glad the system is working for you G.. From: [email protected] M0FMT Sent: Saturday, June 02, 2012 1:33 PM T
