Hi I might be dum but the title is 13 cmtransverter please elaborate as you talk about a 23 Cm, model From:ukmicrowaves@... [mailto:ukmicrowaves@...] Sent: 12 June 2016 14:50 To:

Hi mike Sorry I don’t understand your comet below was this related to another posting ? if so please include the origin posting / question / subject From:ukmicrowaves@...

The GM Microwave Round Table will be on Saturday 12 November 2016. (Note the change from first to second Saturday this year.) Details will be posted on the website as usual: GMRT - home

Have several of the WDG Avantek devices if needed Neil.Trade for real Yorkshire puddings! John G0API

re: stereo microscopes and teensy devices: I do like the look of those devices, thanks for the heads-up Andy. Not sure what their longevity of supply is though. Mouser show them as

They turn up at rallies quite often. I picked up a nice one last year for just £40, two fixed magnifications. I'd had another stereo microscope that I got for £60 about a decade ago, that had a

Get one of these ...... Excellent value ........... make's a tough job easier .......... and get the 0.5 reducer ........... about £20 .... The ring light psu , is the best rf wideband source

Hi Mike Interested in your email do you have any further info or a web link 73 Keith GU6EFB

Not sure how many people have tried the new 13cm transverter that complments thier 23cm model, but I have one on order and hope to check it out next weekend. Very good price and lockable to 10MHz.

Where's your spirit of adventure ! A 1mm long package with three pads is no big deal ;-) And nearly twice the gain. 'jnt

Not this year because there were no available dates in June. This was because all the weekends we could make were either major contests or local rallies. The other weekends either I was away, or

This is certainly much easier to work with! Geoff GI0GDP http://www.minikits.com.au/components/semiconductors/rf-mmics/NLB-310 On Sunday, 12 June 2016, 13:45, "Neil Whiting neil@...

Looks like a useful device, though the 1x0.5mm package might be interesting to handle :-) Seems to be a 3-lead 0402, so not quite as challenging as some of the other tiny

Found this one at Farnell http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/77793.pdf Fixed 5V bias, over 13dB at 10GHz and a not outrageous noise figure by the look of it. More expensive than the ERAs used to

Hi Andy and group, I used ERA-1 in a cascaded amp for 3cm and from my notes got 16dB gain but with limited output. I then used the RFMD NLB-310 device that Farnell use to do. P1dB +13 dBm and 9.6 dB

Over the years I've watched Silicon modamps (the MAR series) morph into the GaAs ERA types, and seen a host of lower frequency very high gain and low noise figure types like the PGA and MGA ones

G4BAO JO02cg33 24GHz only 1Watt 60cm offset dish@8m agl Talkback via KST, 23cms and 10GHz Looking for QSOs with IO91, JO03 IO82 Throughout the day. QTHR and in the phone book

The first of this year's UKuG mm-wave contests takes place next Sunday 19th June, from 0900-1700GMT (1000-1800BST), on the 24, 47 and 76GHz bands. I believe several will have already made plans for

Is RAL just "not this year" or "not any more years" 'jnt

Hi all I am looking for the small coaxial diode detectors used at 33 ghz and above Part number 1N53 as I have several wave guide mounts missing the diode Also looking for H bend in WR 8 /