Managed to mod the little tube adaptor, had to file the centre pin on the sma socket though just a little, then soldered the legs to the body. Run out of pcb mounting sockets but will mod the i/p

There seems to be a problem with the design of my edition of the Pluto! and it can give problems with the USB and earths. https://wiki.analog.com/university/tools/pluto/hacking/hardware Still trying

It never ceases to amaze me at the ingenuity of radio hams, hi. Great Martin, that solves one of my problems, must press on and get it going, hi. Many thanks, Ben G4BXD Military Wireless

 Martin check you have actually got a three wire earthed lead suppled with the desktop. I have found leads with IEC con and metal Earth pins but onlt L and N connected through. If this is the case

I did not take the original socket off the board. The input one can have the SMA 'plugged' into it and just the four corner legs soldered. The output came with the 'barrel' connector and here again I

As for the multi way power connectors I am very tempted to cut the pins near the top of the underneath bits ----------------------------------- Martin, I bought this off ebay, 142781889334, which

Martin, I have this amp and need to alter the in/out. How did you get the input and output sockets off the board? I can see the socket edge soldering but cannot get to the centre pin. How did you do

Thanks for the offer of the Tonna. I think it is a problem with the design which I can probably sort out with some silicon sealer when the dry weather comes! The cost of a circulator is much more

Martin If you're struggling with your Tonna antenna, I have an ATV 23 ele Tonna stored and it is in excellent condition ~ probably just suffering from a coating of dust! To help reduce the problems of

Hi Dave, I know the feeling. I have just modified a Nokia PA for 437MHz DATV. Basically it was a matter of supplying 28v to the right pins and 12v to switch it on. A couple of 'links' to enable things

 Hi Martin Were you able to find modification details on that PA ? I've seen several iffy one ? Thanks Dave G4IUG

Here is my final conversion of the sockets/plugs. I used ordinary SMA printed circuit mounting sockets. As for the multi way power connectors I am very tempted to cut the pins near the top of the

If the wind blows the wrong way, this is what happens !! Fortunately no damage to anybody or anything - except my pride! See attached 73Pete GM4BYF On 16/01/20 10:00, Alan

Hi Gordon, See pages 4 & 5 9911AS/H… https://www.audiolabga.com/pdf/UNGAR.pdf Hope this helps, 73, Bob.

I have a working Ungar 9900 soldering station , but no iron , no longer made ......... Using various loads instead of a 24 volt iron element , it appears to be good . Does anyone perhaps have any info

Depends if you want to run "unattended" or not Andy www.g4jnt.com

Just looked at the RadCom RSGB band plan and so are personal beacons in:- 10,400-10,475 MHz or under local beacons:- 10,368.750 to 800 MHz cheers Geoff GI0GDP

Taken on Ponape, Federated States of Melanesia What happens if the wind blows the wrong way??? Taken in 2010 Alan VK2ZIW On Wed, 15 Jan 2020 10:24:03 +0000, alwyn.seeds1 wrote > The same Husband

I don´t suppose any one has for sale or can repair a HP 5086-7781 YIG for my HP-8562A? I have left it to one side for long enough, its time that I fixed it. 73 Conrad PA5Y

The same Husband & Co. that did the structural design for Jodrell Bank. Interesting description of the issues faced in Lovell’s book “The Story of Jodrell