Ben, Neil, all. I have a pic of completed board, should be easy enough to replicate..... unless someone has bought rights to Dave’s designs of course. Please e-mail me for a copy if you

Hi Ben, I have a number of these in use...... http://huprf.com/huprf/latching-relay-driver-board/ Someone was supposed to take over production (DX Shop ?) when Dave died but I think it

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Hi I have a couple of Latching Coaxial Relay Drivers on eBay. search for "Latching Coaxial Relay driver" 73 Clive GW0PPO

Be careful of some lightweight masts. My brother gave me wind surfing masts to donate to club members. The trouble was that some were made from fibre glass and as they age can shed fibres. ( This

That's the advantage of using microcontrollers for all Tx/Rx switching and sequencing. The algorithm can preset all latching relays into the correct position before anything is activated If there art

If they don't have tellback contacts, there is a bit of a problem in knowing the current state of the relay following loss of power for instance. I've just bought some HP latching jobs with

I got these from W6PQL about $20 per board ...arrived quite quickly http://www.w6pql.com/latching_relay_driver.htm Steve G4HTZ -------------------------- Thanks Steve. Was thinking about it and

For latching relays that don’t shot off current I use an SOIC Dual Coil Driver FAN3240TMX from Fairchild Semiconductor – now ON Semiconductor. Vy 73 de OZ1FF/Kjeld Member UK µWave Group,

I got these from W6PQL about $20 per board ...arrived quite quickly http://www.w6pql.com/latching_relay_driver.htm -- Steve G4HTZ JO01JN60 Great Wakering, Essex 24ghz 1.8w 80cm dish also known to

and old boat mast's .... boat chandlers may help ?

There was a thread a while back about lathing relays. The ones I had required a voltage, they latched then pulled no current. One's I have just got need volts to latch then pull about 100mA if volts

Colin Another supplier is All Propped Up. Looks like a quite extensive range and shipping is £20. Shipping anything over a couple of metres long is going to be expensive because that’s what

They have off cuts, I think I got a 3m 2" (scaf) & 1 1/2" and some other bits for £25 The postage is expensive £28 Unless you get it delivered to a business address £18, they don't know why this is

Later in the year I will be needing some GRP tube for a 4 Yagi 2m eme array in due course. Not sure of the lengths yet but I may be able to help with a purchase if necessary. If it is

Just give them a call... FYI from memory. In 2019 a number of local amateurs purchased 6m 48.5mm diameter 6.65mm thich GRP Scaffold poles - at approx £80 each, Delivery was

Thanks for the info folks, both online and off. It arrived this morning, a beautiful piece of machining. Now I have to find the right dish to use it in :( Cheers Keith VK6KB /VK6EME

www.hongbangcomposites.com/ Bbbbbbbest I can find on a quick search ............. I have messaged a pipe company in the west midlands too .....................

Ok Colin , Well if you have some .......... there must be more out there , somewhere ............. Perhaps an email to a scaffold pipe manufacturer might get a result .............. Never give up .

Hi Gordon, Neither of those you mentioned would be strong enough. Just as an aside they now make Glass Fibre scaffold tube.... its as strong as the steel one apparently. I only need a four