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Re: Radiall uWave detectors
mikeg3pfr@...
In a message dated 20/02/2006 23:48:17 GMT Standard Time,
pauljmarsh@... writes:
Anyone got any idea where I can get just the diode from? I've searched Sounds like a SOD31 package if it looks the same as a Gunn. Try www.rfmicrowave.it where there is a
large selection of diodes in all package sizes, including SOD123, 31 and
others.
Regards, Mike, G3PFR
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Re: Reference to past article.
Chris G8BKE
Microwave Handbook Vol 2 page 8.31
73 de Chris Can anyone point to a description of the modifications to N typeconnectors designed for UR67, to make them suitable for LDF-450 and involvedturning up a centre pin adaptor.need the reference for a write up of the GB3SC# Beacons.print, or rely upon this e-mail. If an addressing or transmission error hasthis e-mail."
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Reference to past article.
Talbot Andrew <actalbot@...>
Can anyone point to a description of the modifications to N type connectors designed for UR67, to make them suitable for LDF-450 and involved turning up a centre pin adaptor. It was described in the uWave Newsletter back in the year dot. I need the reference for a write up of the GB3SC# Beacons. Andy G4JNT "The Information contained in this E-Mail and any
subsequent correspondence"
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Re: Radiall uWave detectors
nierveze <nierveze@...>
Paul Marsh - M0EYT wrote:
Hi folks,Hello Paul I think it is this kind of diode look at: http://www.xs4all.nl/~barendh/Indexeng.htm MA4E841 Detektor/mixerdiode 24 GHz case like Gunndiode 6.58 he is a very good seller ?I already bought lots of things from him best regards.alain f1gqb
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Re: Radiall uWave detectors
usuallyqrt@...
On 21 Feb 2006 at 0:49, Chris Bartram wrote:
> The mixer diodes that people used to use in the 'JVL transverter would
> probably be OK, but I can't remember the type number.
My recollection is a DC5101 Detector Diode from Birkett was used.
I never made a JVL so could be a memory flip.
Its listed in the MEDL catalogue as an X Band Intruder Alarm diode.
If right you could still try Birkitt for old stock.
73s John.
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Re: Radiall uWave detectors
Chris Bartram <yahoo@...>
You could look at someone like Metellics or Tyco - MA/com, Paul, but sit down
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before you ask for a quote... I think Metellics are repped by Castle Microwave in Newbury. The mixer diodes that people used to use in the 'JVL transverter would probably be OK, but I can't remember the type number. Perhaps someone has one lying around... Vy 73 Chris GW4DGU
On Monday 20 February 2006 23:47, Paul Marsh - M0EYT wrote:
Hi folks,
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pyrojoeseph
kenneth ferguson <ken_ferguson@...>
I to would like to say how reliable he is as I have bought from him
many times and the wait is quite reasonable soon as they come from abroad. g0hyp
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Radiall uWave detectors
Paul Marsh - M0EYT <pauljmarsh@...>
Hi folks,
i've got a 10M to 18G detector that doesnt. The diode in it has gone pop and I'm looking for a replacement. It looks to be in the same package as a Ku Gunn diode and its soldered to a small ceramic disc which is a 50 ohm load (this bit is ok). Theres a picture of said diode at http://www.uhf-satcom.com/det.jpg Anyone got any idea where I can get just the diode from? I've searched around on the radiall site but can only find complete detectors. The actual diode is 5.1mm long. Any pointers would be appreciated. regards, Paul M0EYT.
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Re: Pyrojoseph
Conrad_G0RUZ <conrad@...>
I would like to add my support to Pyrojoseph, I have bought
literally dozens of items from him and all have been excellent as described and
delivered in a reasonable time. The delivery time is variable though, I have
never waited more than 14 days and some small items have been in 3-4 days. I
have a package with a customs charge to pick up in the morning, I suspect that
will be from Joe.
73
Conrad G0RUZ
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Re: Pyrojoseph
Clive Jenner <clive.jenner@...>
I would Email him Mike, about 10 days is the most I have waited.
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I have bought many items from him and he is very good. I would not doubt he has delivered but there may have been a delay! I expect its held up at our Customs That's where my long delivery item was! 73 Clive G0PPO Mike Scott wrote:
Has anyone bought anything from Pyrojoseph recently? If so, roughly how long does it take to get the items?
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Re: Pyrojoseph
Michael Kana
My .o2...
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Yep, Pyrojoe is very reputable - I bought the gps kit and oscillator - a very good design and worth the wait.... 73 de AA9IL Mike --- gm4plm <simon@...> wrote:
My spectrian took 2 weeks Mike.
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anyone got a hotplate FS??
gm4plm <simon@...>
Strange guestion but .....
anyone got one for sale?? :-) rgds Simon DL4PLM/GM4PLM
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Re: Pyrojoseph
gm4plm <simon@...>
My spectrian took 2 weeks Mike.
Hes v reputable so no need to worry! rgds Simon DL4PLM/GM4PLM --- In ukmicrowaves@..., "Mike Scott" <g3lyp@...> wrote: how long does it take to get the items? haven't received it yet although the payment has gone through my credit card account. the norm.
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Re: Pyrojoseph
Mike Willis <m.j.willis@...>
It depends on the shipping company and what their loads are. It can take several weeks, or only 3 days.
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Mike Mike Scott wrote:
Has anyone bought anything from Pyrojoseph recently? If so, roughly how long does it take to get the items?
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Re: Pyrojoseph
Robin Lucas <robin.lucas@...>
Mike,
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7 days is fairly normal for US Global Mail, perhaps longer with a weekend intervening. I have bought stuff from him within the last 6 months, and all arrived. 73 Robin G8APZ Mike Scott wrote:
Has anyone bought anything from Pyrojoseph recently? If so, roughly how long does it take to get the items?
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Re: Pyrojoseph
David Mann <davem@...>
About 10 days is the norm.
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Dave G8ADM Mike Scott wrote:
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Pyrojoseph
Mike Scott <g3lyp@...>
Has anyone bought anything from Pyrojoseph
recently? If so, roughly how long does it take to get the items?
I bought a small GPS oscillator kit from him two
weeks ago, and I haven't received it yet although the payment has gone through
my credit card account.
I don't want to seem too hasty in chasing him, if
several weeks is the norm.
73, Mike,G3LYP
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Re: Transco Waveguide Switch
Murray Niman <mjniman@...>
Hi John
Google eventually gets you there.... Transco were bought up by Dowkey http://www.swliquidators.com/switch1.htm gives the clue of the alternative 33D01100 part no for the 82152 Which makes it fairly certain that this is what you want... http://www.dowkey.com/products/1000A.html?part=33D00100 the pdf on that page is easier to read for the switch contacts Murray --- In ukmicrowaves@..., usuallyqrt@... wrote: Switch. In this case WG16 part No. 82152.pin bayonet military looking job. Anyone sussed these connections I wonder please. Drawn a blank ona Google hunt.
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Re: 1N23C
Kevin Kerr <kkerr@...>
IN23C and IN23D listed on www.Rfmicrowave.it
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Kevin
----- Original Message -----
From: "Clive Jenner" <clive.jenner@...> To: "UKMicrowave" <ukmicrowaves@...> Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 2:53 PM Subject: [ukmicrowaves] 3 1N23C Microwave Diode, Item number: 7591089885 Hi WBFM types, Ebay has the following item for those needing IN23 diodes.
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3 1N23C Microwave Diode, Item number: 7591089885
Clive Jenner <clive.jenner@...>
Hi WBFM types, Ebay has the following item for those needing IN23 diodes.
3 Items 1N23C Microwave Diode Item number: 7591089885 73 Clive G0PPO
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