Thanks John, That is just the simple to understand information I needed. I'll try it with just the open ended can first then. Nick G0HIK

Nick, The standard tin length is good enough - the probe point to the end short of the waveguide ( Tin can) is more important . No doubt Peter's data will be fine . The Chaparral flange addition is to

The 9cm's SG-Labs arrived yesterday and I'm cant wait to get going. I've found on the G3PHO site a "Soup Tin" feed horn. I've copied it and the SWR is in the green straight away :) But what length

Hi, just look for these ANAREN 1H0566-3. They are good for 100W from 2-4GHz. 73, Rainer Am 06.12.2020 um 11:09 schrieb Colin Ranson:

Its the only 23cm beacon I can hear normally! Considering I am off the back of the dish ... -- Robin Szemeti - G1YFG

Stuart, Hi, I have a few of these for 2.3-2.7GHz, same manufacturer, but I did not think they would handle high power...... up to 70W as the ones you list. Thanks for the attention

GB3USK is indeed off at the moment, don't panic! It is solar powered. The combination of short days, 8/8 cloud and reduced battery capacity at low temperatures means the months of December and

Could you use one of the surface mount type couplers such as Anaran XC3500M or similar higher power unit. What would be involved in making a suitable PCB? or am I looking at the wrong item

Indeed, you only have to look at any Ham design combining multiple PA modules to see that! Why reinvent the wheel? For mine, I calculated the line dimensions and modelled it with QUCS (free

Neil I think you are a little cautious about proper SMA connectors at the 100W level. I and quite a few others use ILAM amps for 13cm EME that run close to 250W through one, and the output microstrip

No but I will once the 70cm yagi goes up ready for Tuesday night... ta David Get Outlook for iOS

Hi John, I shall register ... I always assumed it was the same info as https://www.microwavers.org/maps/23cms.htm as they looked similar. -- Robin Szemeti - G1YFG

Robin You can take a look at beaconspot.uk. Plenty of info on all the beacons everywhere. If a beacon has an outage, there is a facility for the beacon-keeper to insert relevant details. It’s

Ta, noted. I'm going to assume it was just off then and I don't have to panic about my receiver. -- Robin Szemeti - G1YFG

http://www.g3tct.co.uk/GB3USK.html Andy www.g4jnt.com

I couldn't hear it at 2pm either ... is it solar powered? Maybe today was just too dull? -- Robin Szemeti - G1YFG

It only works in daylight hours.

USK ... I can't seem to hear it ... is it off? -- Best regards, Robin Szemeti Redpoint Consulting Limited E: robin@... T: +44 (0) 1299 405028 M: +44 (0) 7971 883371 CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE The

Had my transverter for some time. The Post Office tracker never did pick up on it, it just arrived a few days after arriving in the UK. Is anyone else in the South-West coming on 3.4GHz so I can work

Had my transverter for some time. The Post Office tracker never did pick up on it, it just arrived a few days after arriving in the UK. Is anyone else in the South-West coming on 3.4GHz so I can work