Anyone familiar with these? https://s7d1.scene7.com/is/image/Honeywell65/2103 I'm looking for one about 24" in length, OR, the t-handle, and tip, I can supply my own rod. If you've got one, or the tw
For my situation, I am planning to install 1 kw dummy loads to the unused ports and see what happens. I was hoping that someone would provide some realistic input to this situation. And, of course, y
Got a bug up my rear for a project, did some research, no joy. Are there smaller towers than 25G? Thinking something 6" per side, square, or triangle, ~20' height. Is such a design readily available?
I used a locktite product that I thought was total BS. I was installing a brass bodied sensor into a cast aluminum engine head. I was TOLD there would be a chemical reaction between the brass, alumin
For example I finished tuning a 6-cavity 10 GHz uW BPF that was so amazingly sensitive to the adjustment screws position and contact to the case it is hard to explain. Even the slightest change in th
The latest reference I find to Lacue Communications is 1990. Current references suggest RG-8X, and "Mini 8" are the same. Perhaps Lacue used a thicker jacket in the 80's? Here are some current refere
So 2" x 1.7e-6 x 100d C temperature range = 0.00034" You will never notice at any place on earth. Just some things that came to mind... Here, we get from -25, to +124 at most, a 149 degree swing from
Thanks for any and all input in advance Does the list accept small images? I have an idea I used on my mast that may be of interest for securing coax, and a pic would get the point across faster. Kur
Does the list accept small images? I'll just try... 26kb .jpg attached. If you see it, it worked, please delete. Kurt _______________________________________________ _________________________________
Had hoped to be able to send a pic, OM, but the list stripped it. I'll send direct shortly. Over some thirty years, I've tried all sorts of ways to secure cables to masts/towers, each and every way,
What about SS hose clamps. They come in every diameter you can think of. The coax, etc, would require either some 33 or 88 tape 1st, and / or perhaps some cushioning material. I've used stainless hos
SWR is NOT a measure of antenna performance Which explains why my 52 Ohm load doesn't get out too well... Kurt _______________________________________________ ________________________________________
Exactly, its off by 2 ohms! Supposed to be 50. LOL! When we had standards, it was 52. Once standard became "nominal", it was rounded down in print to cover sloppiness/ease in manufacturing. Kinda l
Peculiar. I didn't start seeing 50 commonly until the 70's onward. It really threw me, because much equipment, and documentation prior to that (probably going back another thirty years) was 52, and I
That's 4% of the value. Could it be measurement error? I have suspected for quite some time that one of the items is off by 3%. The baseline of 003 rather than 000 when shorted is a clue, so that's t
combination of crimping, followed by solder. In the future, that advice will be used on all outdoor crimped lugs at my station. I only have one installation along these lines, outside in the elements
I'm working on a Log Periodic project. I'm looking for a M2 42' long x 3" diameter boom. If you have one, even if the total length is a bit longer, let me know. I don't have an M2 boom, but for long
"I belong to one groups.io reflector and it drives me nuts, none of the messages have quoted text, so I never know what the poster is referring to... Maybe it's an option turned off but it's confusin
Perhaps UHDPE plastic cylinders would do as well as fiberglass? I use acetal, comparable to aluminum in strength, and as easy to work with. Kurt _______________________________________________ ______
farm! We used to have have two houses on different electric feeds that had common galvanized pipe plumbing. This was very problematical with respect to the use of cold water pipes as electrical gro