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Having succeeded in getting operational on 23, 13, 9 and 3Cm in the past 12 months that leaves 6Cm to sort out.
With the Kuhne transverter being 600 Euro (£530 today) I was wondering if there were any other roads one could go down before I spend the kid's inheritance (Only joking, no kids).
Any other transverter makers out there? or such.
Ben
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If you fancy a build try the w1ghz uses pipe cap filters so fairly easy and not many components.
I can always run tests with you Ben we should have a fairly good path when conditions ok
73 chris G0WUS
-------- Original message -------- From: "militaryoperator via groups.io" <Military1944@...> Date: 02/02/2021 10:19 pm (GMT+00:00) To: ukmicrowaves@groups.io Subject: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
Having succeeded in getting operational on 23, 13, 9 and 3Cm in the past 12 months that leaves 6Cm to sort out.
With the Kuhne transverter being 600 Euro (£530 today) I was wondering if there were any other roads one could go down before I spend the kid's inheritance (Only joking, no kids).
Any other transverter makers out there? or such.
Ben
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I agree,
It's a great project and certainly doesn't put a hole in your
budget. Paul is good at responding to questions and shipping. One
bit of advice, he also sells matching mixers that can easily be
soldered on to the board by a 50+ y.o with failing eyesight and a
normal soldering iron.
Regards
Lou (who can handle SMDs but still likes the old ways)
VK3ALB
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On 3/02/2021 10:08 AM, Chris G0WUS
wrote:
If you fancy a build try the w1ghz uses pipe cap
filters so fairly easy and not many components.
I can always run tests with you Ben we should have
a fairly good path when conditions ok
73 chris G0WUS
-------- Original message --------
Date: 02/02/2021 10:19 pm (GMT+00:00)
Subject: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
Having
succeeded in getting operational on 23, 13, 9 and 3Cm in the
past 12 months that leaves 6Cm to sort out.
With the Kuhne transverter being 600 Euro (£530 today) I
was wondering if there were any other roads one could go down
before I spend the kid's inheritance (Only joking, no kids).
Any other transverter makers out there? or such.
Ben
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Subject: Re: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
If you fancy a build try the w1ghz uses pipe cap filters so fairly easy and not many components.
I can always run tests with you Ben we should have a fairly good path when conditions ok
73 chris G0WUS
Hi Chris. Yes, I have read the W1GHZ bit about his trvrt, and I did buy some copper endcaps to try and make some filters for a laugh, just not got around to it yet.
So far all the bands have been plug and play with a few bits of string between them, nothing that a basic foundation holder couldn't do, hi. SGL for 23, 13, 9 and a Kuhne on 3.
I have bought the BATC 23Cm amp pcb and all the bits, another thing sitting on the self. I even bought a hot plate to have a go at flow soldering, did try it on a test pcb with a few smd bits, works great so at least I have that tool in the box should I need it.
I'll keep thinking on the issue so see you on the other bands till then Chris, hi.
Ben G4BXD
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Hi Ben, There was an article in Radcom Microwave column a couple of years back showing how to modify a Franko Sat LNB board to produce a low noise front end for 5.7GHz . I have one and it has around 1.5dB noise figure and 15dB gain , which would be a good start towards a TVTR.Followed by an ERA gaas Mod amp .
Evanescent filters are easy to make and will give you bandpass after the front end stage .
Build/buy a synth board to provide a lockable LO for TX/RX and bosh some i.f. passband filtering together . Add a couple of mixer stages and some control system/sequencing and you are there .
The Birmingham lads (G8OHM) have/had PA modules at modest second hand prices for 8W output .
I would start with the RX and use the Beacons available locally to you (GB3OHM on .900 and GB3ZME on .910 +/-a few kHz ) .
Have added a 5.7GHz VE4MA to my 60cm 10GHz offset dish ,off boresight in the horizontal - seems to have little influence to the 10GHz LNB and just needs you to offset on your rotator readout .
Hope to use my Kune TVTR on EME next , after 24GHz tests .
Gud Luck.
73 John G0API
It's just stopped raining !
Subject: Re: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
If you fancy a build try the w1ghz uses pipe cap filters so fairly easy and not many components.
I can always run tests with you Ben we should have a fairly good path when conditions ok
73 chris G0WUS
Hi Chris. Yes, I have read the W1GHZ bit about his trvrt, and I did buy some copper endcaps to try and make some filters for a laugh, just not got around to it yet.
So far all the bands have been plug and play with a few bits of string between them, nothing that a basic foundation holder couldn't do, hi. SGL for 23, 13, 9 and a Kuhne on 3.
I have bought the BATC 23Cm amp pcb and all the bits, another thing sitting on the self. I even bought a hot plate to have a go at flow soldering, did try it on a test pcb with a few smd bits, works great so at least I have that tool in the box should I need it.
I'll keep thinking on the issue so see you on the other bands till then Chris, hi.
Ben G4BXD
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There is a ceragon module that easily slides down to 6cm wonder
if anyone has one kicking about that was an easy mod if I remember
think just a mixer and and LO required produces a few watts I
think
Chris
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On 03/02/2021 11:45, John Fell wrote:
Hi Ben,
There was an article in Radcom Microwave column a couple of
years back showing how to modify a Franko Sat LNB board to
produce a low noise front end for 5.7GHz .
I have one and it has around 1.5dB noise figure and 15dB
gain , which would be a good start towards a TVTR.Followed by
an ERA gaas Mod amp .
Evanescent filters are easy to make and will give you
bandpass after the front end stage .
Build/buy a synth board to provide a lockable LO for TX/RX
and bosh some i.f. passband filtering together .
Add a couple of mixer stages and some
control system/sequencing and you are there .
The Birmingham lads (G8OHM) have/had PA modules at modest
second hand prices for 8W output .
I would start with the RX and use the Beacons available
locally to you (GB3OHM on .900 and GB3ZME on .910 +/-a few kHz
) .
Have added a 5.7GHz VE4MA to my 60cm 10GHz offset dish ,off
boresight in the horizontal - seems to have little influence
to the 10GHz LNB and just needs you to offset on your rotator
readout .
Hope to use my Kune TVTR on EME next , after 24GHz tests .
Gud Luck.
73
John
G0API
It's just stopped raining !
Subject:
Re: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
If you fancy a build try the w1ghz uses pipe cap
filters so fairly easy and not many components.
I
can always run tests with you Ben we should have a
fairly good path when conditions ok
73
chris G0WUS
Hi Chris. Yes, I
have read the W1GHZ bit about his trvrt, and I did
buy some copper endcaps to try and make some filters
for a laugh, just not got around to it yet.
So far all the bands
have been plug and play with a few bits of string
between them, nothing that a basic foundation holder
couldn't do, hi. SGL
for 23, 13, 9 and a Kuhne on 3.
I have bought the
BATC 23Cm amp pcb and all the bits, another thing
sitting on the self. I even bought a hot plate to
have a go at flow soldering, did try it on a test
pcb with a few smd bits, works great so at least I
have that tool in the box should I need it.
I'll keep thinking
on the issue so see you on the other bands till then
Chris, hi.
Ben G4BXD
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The 5.76 Ceragon module mods were in Scatterpoint and on my web page www.rfdesign.co.uk/microwave I may still have a module around somewhere... Roger
On 3 Feb 2021, at 12:13, Chris G0WUS <sales@...> wrote:
There is a ceragon module that easily slides down to 6cm wonder
if anyone has one kicking about that was an easy mod if I remember
think just a mixer and and LO required produces a few watts I
think
Chris
On 03/02/2021 11:45, John Fell wrote:
Hi Ben,
There was an article in Radcom Microwave column a couple of
years back showing how to modify a Franko Sat LNB board to
produce a low noise front end for 5.7GHz .
I have one and it has around 1.5dB noise figure and 15dB
gain , which would be a good start towards a TVTR.Followed by
an ERA gaas Mod amp .
Evanescent filters are easy to make and will give you
bandpass after the front end stage .
Build/buy a synth board to provide a lockable LO for TX/RX
and bosh some i.f. passband filtering together .
Add a couple of mixer stages and some
control system/sequencing and you are there .
The Birmingham lads (G8OHM) have/had PA modules at modest
second hand prices for 8W output .
I would start with the RX and use the Beacons available
locally to you (GB3OHM on .900 and GB3ZME on .910 +/-a few kHz
) .
Have added a 5.7GHz VE4MA to my 60cm 10GHz offset dish ,off
boresight in the horizontal - seems to have little influence
to the 10GHz LNB and just needs you to offset on your rotator
readout .
Hope to use my Kune TVTR on EME next , after 24GHz tests .
Gud Luck.
73
John
G0API
It's just stopped raining !
Subject:
Re: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
If you fancy a build try the w1ghz uses pipe cap
filters so fairly easy and not many components.
I
can always run tests with you Ben we should have a
fairly good path when conditions ok
73
chris G0WUS
Hi Chris. Yes, I
have read the W1GHZ bit about his trvrt, and I did
buy some copper endcaps to try and make some filters
for a laugh, just not got around to it yet.
So far all the bands
have been plug and play with a few bits of string
between them, nothing that a basic foundation holder
couldn't do, hi. SGL
for 23, 13, 9 and a Kuhne on 3.
I have bought the
BATC 23Cm amp pcb and all the bits, another thing
sitting on the self. I even bought a hot plate to
have a go at flow soldering, did try it on a test
pcb with a few smd bits, works great so at least I
have that tool in the box should I need it.
I'll keep thinking
on the issue so see you on the other bands till then
Chris, hi.
Ben G4BXD
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That Cergaon unit looks interesting ... I have a "small" PA coming from the USA, it would work perfectly with that!
The 5.76 Ceragon module mods were in Scatterpoint and on my web page www.rfdesign.co.uk/microwaveI may still have a module around somewhere... Roger G8CUB On 3 Feb 2021, at 12:13, Chris G0WUS <sales@...> wrote:
There is a ceragon module that easily slides down to 6cm wonder
if anyone has one kicking about that was an easy mod if I remember
think just a mixer and and LO required produces a few watts I
think
Chris
On 03/02/2021 11:45, John Fell wrote:
Hi Ben,
There was an article in Radcom Microwave column a couple of
years back showing how to modify a Franko Sat LNB board to
produce a low noise front end for 5.7GHz .
I have one and it has around 1.5dB noise figure and 15dB
gain , which would be a good start towards a TVTR.Followed by
an ERA gaas Mod amp .
Evanescent filters are easy to make and will give you
bandpass after the front end stage .
Build/buy a synth board to provide a lockable LO for TX/RX
and bosh some i.f. passband filtering together .
Add a couple of mixer stages and some
control system/sequencing and you are there .
The Birmingham lads (G8OHM) have/had PA modules at modest
second hand prices for 8W output .
I would start with the RX and use the Beacons available
locally to you (GB3OHM on .900 and GB3ZME on .910 +/-a few kHz
) .
Have added a 5.7GHz VE4MA to my 60cm 10GHz offset dish ,off
boresight in the horizontal - seems to have little influence
to the 10GHz LNB and just needs you to offset on your rotator
readout .
Hope to use my Kune TVTR on EME next , after 24GHz tests .
Gud Luck.
73
John
G0API
It's just stopped raining !
Subject:
Re: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
If you fancy a build try the w1ghz uses pipe cap
filters so fairly easy and not many components.
I
can always run tests with you Ben we should have a
fairly good path when conditions ok
73
chris G0WUS
Hi Chris. Yes, I
have read the W1GHZ bit about his trvrt, and I did
buy some copper endcaps to try and make some filters
for a laugh, just not got around to it yet.
So far all the bands
have been plug and play with a few bits of string
between them, nothing that a basic foundation holder
couldn't do, hi. SGL
for 23, 13, 9 and a Kuhne on 3.
I have bought the
BATC 23Cm amp pcb and all the bits, another thing
sitting on the self. I even bought a hot plate to
have a go at flow soldering, did try it on a test
pcb with a few smd bits, works great so at least I
have that tool in the box should I need it.
I'll keep thinking
on the issue so see you on the other bands till then
Chris, hi.
Ben G4BXD
--
Robin Szemeti - G1YFG
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There you go Ben look it up from what I remember very easy mod
and works well
Cheers Roger for the heads up
73 Chris
G0WUS
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On 03/02/2021 12:27, Roger Ray via
groups.io wrote:
The 5.76 Ceragon module mods were in Scatterpoint and on my web
page www.rfdesign.co.uk/microwave
I may still have a module around somewhere...
Roger
G8CUB
On 3 Feb 2021, at 12:13, Chris G0WUS
<sales@...> wrote:
There is a ceragon module that easily slides down to
6cm wonder if anyone has one kicking about that was an
easy mod if I remember think just a mixer and and LO
required produces a few watts I think
Chris
On 03/02/2021 11:45, John
Fell wrote:
Hi Ben,
There was an article in Radcom Microwave column a
couple of years back showing how to modify a Franko
Sat LNB board to produce a low noise front end for
5.7GHz .
I have one and it has around 1.5dB noise figure
and 15dB gain , which would be a good start towards
a TVTR.Followed by an ERA gaas Mod amp .
Evanescent filters are easy to make and will give
you bandpass after the front end stage .
Build/buy a synth board to provide a lockable LO
for TX/RX and bosh some i.f. passband filtering
together .
Add a couple of mixer stages and some
control system/sequencing and you are there .
The Birmingham lads (G8OHM) have/had PA modules
at modest second hand prices for 8W output .
I would start with the RX and use the Beacons
available locally to you (GB3OHM on .900 and GB3ZME
on .910 +/-a few kHz ) .
Have added a 5.7GHz VE4MA to my 60cm 10GHz offset
dish ,off boresight in the horizontal - seems to
have little influence to the 10GHz LNB and just
needs you to offset on your rotator readout .
Hope to use my Kune TVTR on EME next , after
24GHz tests .
Gud Luck.
73
John
G0API
It's just stopped raining !
Subject:
Re: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
If you fancy a build try the w1ghz uses
pipe cap filters so fairly easy and not
many components.
I
can always run tests with you Ben we
should have a fairly good path when
conditions ok
73
chris G0WUS
Hi Chris.
Yes, I have read the W1GHZ bit about his
trvrt, and I did buy some copper endcaps
to try and make some filters for a laugh,
just not got around to it yet.
So far all
the bands have been plug and play with a
few bits of string between them, nothing
that a basic foundation holder couldn't
do, hi. SGL
for 23, 13, 9 and a Kuhne on 3.
I have
bought the BATC 23Cm amp pcb and all the
bits, another thing sitting on the self.
I even bought a hot plate to have a go at
flow soldering, did try it on a test pcb
with a few smd bits, works great so at
least I have that tool in the box should I
need it.
I'll keep
thinking on the issue so see you on the
other bands till then Chris, hi.
Ben G4BXD
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Can anyone shine any light on the OHM 8w PA's???
Chris G0WUS
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On 03/02/2021 12:40, Chris G0WUS wrote:
There you go Ben look it up from what I remember very easy mod
and works well
Cheers Roger for the heads up
73 Chris
G0WUS
On 03/02/2021 12:27, Roger Ray via
groups.io wrote:
The
5.76 Ceragon module mods were in Scatterpoint and on my web page
www.rfdesign.co.uk/microwave
I may still have a module around somewhere...
Roger
G8CUB
On 3 Feb 2021, at 12:13, Chris
G0WUS <sales@...>
wrote:
There is a ceragon module that easily slides down to
6cm wonder if anyone has one kicking about that was an
easy mod if I remember think just a mixer and and LO
required produces a few watts I think
Chris
On 03/02/2021 11:45, John
Fell wrote:
Hi Ben,
There was an article in Radcom Microwave column
a couple of years back showing how to modify a
Franko Sat LNB board to produce a low noise
front end for 5.7GHz .
I have one and it has around 1.5dB noise figure
and 15dB gain , which would be a good start
towards a TVTR.Followed by an ERA gaas Mod amp .
Evanescent filters are easy to make and will
give you bandpass after the front end stage .
Build/buy a synth board to provide a lockable
LO for TX/RX and bosh some i.f. passband filtering
together .
Add a couple of mixer stages and some
control system/sequencing and you are there .
The Birmingham lads (G8OHM) have/had PA
modules at modest second hand prices for 8W
output .
I would start with the RX and use the Beacons
available locally to you (GB3OHM on .900 and
GB3ZME on .910 +/-a few kHz ) .
Have added a 5.7GHz VE4MA to my 60cm 10GHz
offset dish ,off boresight in the horizontal -
seems to have little influence to the 10GHz LNB
and just needs you to offset on your rotator
readout .
Hope to use my Kune TVTR on EME next , after
24GHz tests .
Gud Luck.
73
John
G0API
It's just stopped raining !
Subject:
Re: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
If you fancy a build try the w1ghz
uses pipe cap filters so fairly easy and
not many components.
I
can always run tests with you Ben we
should have a fairly good path when
conditions ok
73
chris G0WUS
Hi
Chris. Yes, I have read the W1GHZ bit
about his trvrt, and I did buy some
copper endcaps to try and make some
filters for a laugh, just not got around
to it yet.
So far
all the bands have been plug and play
with a few bits of string between them,
nothing that a basic foundation holder
couldn't do, hi. SGL
for 23, 13, 9 and a Kuhne on 3.
I have
bought the BATC 23Cm amp pcb and all the
bits, another thing sitting on the
self. I even bought a hot plate to have
a go at flow soldering, did try it on a
test pcb with a few smd bits, works
great so at least I have that tool in
the box should I need it.
I'll
keep thinking on the issue so see you on
the other bands till then Chris, hi.
Ben
G4BXD
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GigaWave PA module 5482-5805 . 0.3mW drive for 7.4W output . Article by G4JNT for PSU etc in Scatterpoint .
73 John G0API
On Wed, 3 Feb 2021 at 12:41, Chris G0WUS < sales@...> wrote:
Can anyone shine any light on the OHM 8w PA's???
Chris G0WUS
On 03/02/2021 12:40, Chris G0WUS wrote:
There you go Ben look it up from what I remember very easy mod
and works well
Cheers Roger for the heads up
73 Chris
G0WUS
On 03/02/2021 12:27, Roger Ray via
groups.io wrote:
The
5.76 Ceragon module mods were in Scatterpoint and on my web page
www.rfdesign.co.uk/microwave
I may still have a module around somewhere...
Roger
G8CUB
On 3 Feb 2021, at 12:13, Chris
G0WUS <sales@...>
wrote:
There is a ceragon module that easily slides down to
6cm wonder if anyone has one kicking about that was an
easy mod if I remember think just a mixer and and LO
required produces a few watts I think
Chris
On 03/02/2021 11:45, John
Fell wrote:
Hi Ben,
There was an article in Radcom Microwave column
a couple of years back showing how to modify a
Franko Sat LNB board to produce a low noise
front end for 5.7GHz .
I have one and it has around 1.5dB noise figure
and 15dB gain , which would be a good start
towards a TVTR.Followed by an ERA gaas Mod amp .
Evanescent filters are easy to make and will
give you bandpass after the front end stage .
Build/buy a synth board to provide a lockable
LO for TX/RX and bosh some i.f. passband filtering
together .
Add a couple of mixer stages and some
control system/sequencing and you are there .
The Birmingham lads (G8OHM) have/had PA
modules at modest second hand prices for 8W
output .
I would start with the RX and use the Beacons
available locally to you (GB3OHM on .900 and
GB3ZME on .910 +/-a few kHz ) .
Have added a 5.7GHz VE4MA to my 60cm 10GHz
offset dish ,off boresight in the horizontal -
seems to have little influence to the 10GHz LNB
and just needs you to offset on your rotator
readout .
Hope to use my Kune TVTR on EME next , after
24GHz tests .
Gud Luck.
73
John
G0API
It's just stopped raining !
Subject:
Re: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
If you fancy a build try the w1ghz
uses pipe cap filters so fairly easy and
not many components.
I
can always run tests with you Ben we
should have a fairly good path when
conditions ok
73
chris G0WUS
Hi
Chris. Yes, I have read the W1GHZ bit
about his trvrt, and I did buy some
copper endcaps to try and make some
filters for a laugh, just not got around
to it yet.
So far
all the bands have been plug and play
with a few bits of string between them,
nothing that a basic foundation holder
couldn't do, hi. SGL
for 23, 13, 9 and a Kuhne on 3.
I have
bought the BATC 23Cm amp pcb and all the
bits, another thing sitting on the
self. I even bought a hot plate to have
a go at flow soldering, did try it on a
test pcb with a few smd bits, works
great so at least I have that tool in
the box should I need it.
I'll
keep thinking on the issue so see you on
the other bands till then Chris, hi.
Ben
G4BXD
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Build/buy a synth board to provide a lockable LO for TX/RX and bosh some i.f. passband filtering together .
Add a couple of mixer stages and some control system/sequencing and you are there .
73
John
G0API
It all sounds so easy when you put it that way John !!!!!!
Ben
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Buy an Adalm-Pluto? Then a PA and a Preamp. Make a filter. Langstone software on a PI if you want to use without a laptop or PC. Well under €600 and would give you a driver covering 6m to 6cm capable of all modes up to around a MHz bandwidth.
--
Mike G0MJW
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Relatively Ben ! Back in 1992 era it took me hours to make up my first 10GHz narrowband system and that was using Charlie's kits . The SDR route has a lot going for it in the back end but you will still need the front end and PA systems . Look forward to hearing from you on 6cm .
73 John G0API
Build/buy a synth board to provide a lockable LO for TX/RX and bosh some i.f. passband filtering together .
Add a couple of mixer stages and some control system/sequencing and you are there .
73
John
G0API
It all sounds so easy when you put it that way John !!!!!!
Ben
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Further to the 5.7GHz posting I bought, from the South Birmingham lads, a pair of transmit/receive boards for 5.7GHz. This was several years ago, I have done nothing with them as yet. The printed line filters on both boards say 5.4 – 4.9GHz,
with extensive use of gasfets. The TX one uses an M76 DBM and the RX a single diode.
Anyone any experience of them ?
They look very useful, as soon as I can get a LO running I can at least give the RX one a try, GB3MHZ is only a few Km away.
I have some photo’s, if anyone wants a look see I can e-mail them to you, save bandwidth on here.
73’s Colin de G8LBS – suffering ‘man-flu’ from the Covid jab (OAZ) yesterday.
Sent from
Mail for Windows 10
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From: John Fell
Sent: 03 February 2021 11:45
To: UKMicrowaves@groups.io
Subject: Re: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
Hi Ben,
There was an article in Radcom Microwave column a couple of years back showing how to modify a Franko Sat LNB board to produce a low noise front end for 5.7GHz .
I have one and it has around 1.5dB noise figure and 15dB gain , which would be a good start towards a TVTR.Followed by an ERA gaas Mod amp .
Evanescent filters are easy to make and will give you bandpass after the front end stage .
Build/buy a synth board to provide a lockable LO for TX/RX and bosh some i.f. passband filtering together .
Add a couple of mixer stages and some control system/sequencing and you are there .
The Birmingham lads (G8OHM) have/had PA modules at modest second hand prices for 8W output .
I would start with the RX and use the Beacons available locally to you (GB3OHM on .900 and GB3ZME on .910 +/-a few kHz ) .
Have added a 5.7GHz VE4MA to my 60cm 10GHz offset dish ,off boresight in the horizontal - seems to have little influence to the 10GHz LNB and just needs you to offset on your rotator readout .
Hope to use my Kune TVTR on EME next , after 24GHz tests .
It's just stopped raining !
Subject: Re: [UKMicrowaves] 6Cm?
If you fancy a build try the w1ghz uses pipe cap filters so fairly easy and not many components.
I can always run tests with you Ben we should have a fairly good path when conditions ok
Hi Chris. Yes, I have read the W1GHZ bit about his trvrt, and I did buy some copper endcaps to try and make some filters for a laugh,
just not got around to it yet.
So far all the bands have been plug and play with a few bits of string between them, nothing that a basic foundation holder couldn't
do, hi. SGL for 23, 13, 9 and a Kuhne on 3.
I have bought the BATC 23Cm amp pcb and all the bits, another thing sitting on the self. I even bought a hot plate to have a go at flow
soldering, did try it on a test pcb with a few smd bits, works great so at least I have that tool in the box should I need it.
I'll keep thinking on the issue so see you on the other bands till then Chris, hi.
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Yes .
I have a pair running, one on narrowband one on 6cm FPV. The G4JNT article provided all I needed to know
Dave
G4FRE
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I hesitate to say this, but there is an F6BVA transverter board for 6cm
<tin hat on>
Neil G4DBN
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Retreat into your shell(fish) ?
John G0API
On Wed, 3 Feb 2021 at 14:12, Neil Smith G4DBN < neil@...> wrote: I hesitate to say this, but there is an F6BVA transverter board for 6cm
<tin hat on>
Neil G4DBN
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